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Flaregames reveals Nonstop Knight 2 for 2019 release

New title adds customisation, fresh progression system and social layer

Flaregames reveals Nonstop Knight 2 for 2019 release

Flaregames and Kopla have revealed their latest title Nonstop Knight 2.

The game is a sequel to the hit idle action RPG that released in 2016 and racked up more than 15 million users. That title spawned a spin-off called Nonstop Chuck Norris and also triggered Flaregames’ acquisition of Kopla.

Nonstop Knight 2 will build on the original’s one-thumb idle action gameplay with new features such as Knight customisation, a fresh progression system and a new social layer.

Worthy successor?

“Ever since the launch of Nonstop Knight, we’ve been continuing to experiment with different ways of maintaining action RPG authenticity in made-for-mobile experiences,” said Kopla Games CEO Mika Kuusisto (pictured).

“Nonstop Knight 2 is a culmination of these new ideas and the solid foundations laid by the original game, which we can’t wait for players to play later in 2019.”

Flaregames CEO Todd English added: “We are very proud of Nonstop Knight and we are excited to be working so closely with the Kopla team to deliver a worthy successor. Nonstop Knight 2 is already looking very special and should set a new benchmark for action RPGs on mobile.”

Flaregames is currently undergoing restructuring follow its decision to lay off 45 staff and split its operations. CEO Klaas Kersting stepped down from the role, though will remain with the company to focus on "new business areas, namely studio and major IP investments". He was replaced as CEO by former head of studio Todd English.

PocketGamer.biz is speaking with Flaregames at Pocket Gamer Connects London 2019 (January 21st to 22nd) to find out more about the company's plans.


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