Future Knight Game Information
Release details, specs, lore, and how to try the demo.
The Future Knight Game Hub gathers factual reference pages about Studio Koba and Aeternum Game Studios’ LCD shoot ‘em up — no speculation, no recycled press-release fluff without context. Use this section when you need hard answers: when does it launch, where can I buy it, will my PC run it, and who are Future Knight and Two More anyway?
Core pages
- Release Date & Platforms — August 13, 2026 worldwide window, $14.99 MSRP, Steam / Switch / PS5 / Xbox Series links.
- System Requirements — minimum and recommended PC specs from the Steam store page.
- Story & Characters — May 23, 1993 setting, Lady of the Past, cult satire, and dual-protagonist lore.
- Demo & Wishlist — how to install the Steam demo and why wishlisting helps visibility.
- Pre-Order Guide — Steam, eShop, PlayStation, and Xbox pre-order steps.
Game at a glance
Future Knight fuses Game & Watch nostalgia with modern bullet-hell pressure. You are not grinding gear — you are mastering character synergy across eight time-locked biomes. Official languages include English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Portuguese, and Chinese variants on supported platforms. This wiki publishes in English, French, German, and Spanish.
Who should read this hub
Pre-launch players comparing platforms or checking whether the M-rated humor fits their taste should read Story & Characters plus Review. PC builders should jump straight to System Requirements. Console-first buyers should cross-read Platform Comparison after Release Date & Platforms.
Connect to gameplay guides
Facts become useful when paired with practice. After you know the release date, install the demo via Demo & Wishlist and follow Getting Started. Combat depth lives in Dual Character Combat and Boss Guide.
Official vs fan wiki
We are not affiliated with Studio Koba or Aeternum Game Studios. Always confirm purchase and patch details on official links and store pages. This hub updates when verified information changes — especially around launch week.
Developer pedigree
Studio Koba previously shipped Narita Boy, known for retro-futuristic pixel action. Aeternum Game Studios co-develops and publishes, bringing console port experience from titles like Eden Genesis. Future Knight represents a pivot toward LCD handheld aesthetics and cult satire rather than pure platforming — expectations from either studio should be blended, not assumed identical.
Content rating and audience
ESRB Mature (17+) and similar regional ratings reflect gross humor, body horror, and social satire — not family-friendly retro cosplay. Parents and streamers should preview the Steam demo before committing to a public playthrough.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Is Future Knight single-player only?
Yes. Official listings describe offline single-player with no multiplayer modes.
What is the Future Knight age rating?
ESRB Mature (17+) on Nintendo eShop listings — expect dark humor and grotesque imagery.
How big is the download?
Roughly 1.5 GB on Switch eShop; PC size may vary slightly by platform.
Does the demo progress carry over?
Check Demo & Wishlist for the latest official statement — treat demo saves as practice unless confirmed.