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You scrape together a ragtag crew and a rusty ship, then gamble on warp jumps to strange systems where every battle could leave you drifting. Tinkering with ship layouts and reading eerie logs between fights makes the galaxy feel alive.

Developer: Tonkin House
Genre: Role-Playing Game
Released: 1992
File size: 602 bytes
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Game Overview

Cyber Knight (Japan) is one of those SNES games that makes you wonder how it slipped under the radar. You start off with a beat-up spaceship and a handful of misfit crewmates—some hacker with trust issues, a cyborg who won’t stop quoting old war poetry, that kind of thing. Then it just drops you into this weirdly alive galaxy where every jump between stars feels like rolling the dice.

The battles are turn-based but tense, like someone mashed up X-COM and a space opera anime. Your ship’s layout actually matters—put the wrong guy in engineering and suddenly your shields flicker out mid-fight. And yeah, you’ll spend way too long in menus tweaking loadouts, but it’s the good kind of obsessive. Found a derelict cruiser once with a crew log full of creepy entries… still not sure if that was scripted or some random event.

If you like RPGs where the universe feels bigger than your quest log, this one’s got that old-school charm. Just bring a notepad for all the star system passwords.

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