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''Knights Contract'' was an early 2011 game for the UsefulNotes/Xbox360 and UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 by Game Republic, set in dark fantasy medieval Europe. It had a good soundtrack, an interesting art style, and a poor choice of excessive use of QuickTimeEvents. Few people took note of it.
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''Knights Contract'' was an early 2011 game for the UsefulNotes/Xbox360 Platform/Xbox360 and UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 Platform/PlayStation3 by Game Republic, set in dark fantasy medieval Europe. It had a good soundtrack, an interesting art style, and a poor choice of excessive use of QuickTimeEvents. Few people took note of it.
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* AGodAmI: Faust and Verderinde are basically drunk on this, once they get their hands on the ''[[CosmicKeystone Anima del Monde]]''.
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* AGodAmI: Faust and Verderinde are basically drunk on this, once they get their hands on the ''[[CosmicKeystone Anima del Monde]]''.
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''Knights Contract'' was an early 2011 game for the UsefulNotes/Xbox360 and UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 by Game Republic, set in dark fantasy medieval Europe. It had a good soundtrack, an interesting art style, and a poor choice of excessive use of QuickTimeEvents. Few people took note of it.
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* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: Gretchen's finishers consist of her growing to [[GiantWoman giant size]] and killing every enemy on screen.
** Hilariously, these include [[AssKicksYou sitting on them]] and crushing them with her cleavage.
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* AssKicksYou: Among the attacks in Witch's Embrace is one where a giant Gretchen forcefully sits down... on top of the enemies.
* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: Gretchen's finishers consist of her growing to [[GiantWoman giant size]] and killing every enemy onscreen.
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* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: Gretchen's finishers consist of her growing to [[GiantWoman giant size]] and killing every enemy on
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* GiantWoman: Witch's Embrace is one of Gretchen's special moves, which has her turn into a [[FullFrontalAssault nude]] giantess who proceeds to dispatch {{mooks}} in a cutscene. Some of these are more traditional attacks (such as positioning the enemies on her palm and crushing them by clenching her hand into a fist), but a handful of them have Gretchen [[ShamelessFanserviceGirl use more sensual parts of her body to take down enemies before looking seductively at the camera]].
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* MarshmallowHell: Witch's Embrace has one outcome where a giant Gretchen lies down on her belly, flattening enemies below her breasts.
* MurderousThighs: One of Gretchen's attacks via [[GiantWoman Witch's Embrace]] has her position the enemies on her left leg and then slam her right leg on top of it and them, crossing her legs and crushing the mooks between her thighs.
* MurderousThighs: One of Gretchen's attacks via [[GiantWoman Witch's Embrace]] has her position the enemies on her left leg and then slam her right leg on top of it and them, crossing her legs and crushing the mooks between her thighs.
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[[TheBlackDeath The Black Death]] assails Europe, and the Witches are to blame. Decapitated or [[KillItWithFire put to the torch]], seven witches are killed.
Thing is, [[CameBackWrong they've come back]] ... and they're pissed.
[[TheBlackDeath The Black Death]] assails Europe, and the Witches are to blame. Decapitated or [[KillItWithFire put to the torch]], seven witches are killed.
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* KarmicDeath: Faust is killed by infecting him with the same black plague that he intentionally spread.
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''Knight's Contract'' was an early 2011 game for the {{Xbox 360}} UsefulNotes/Xbox360 by Game Republic, set in dark fantasy medieval Europe. It had a good soundtrack, an interesting art style, and a poor choice of excessive use of [=QuickTime=] events. Few people took note of it.
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* BridalCarry: Heinrich can do this with Gretchen in-game. It causes both of them to recover health.
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'''Knight's Contract'''
[[TheBlackDeath The Black Death]] assails Europe, and the Witches are to blame. Decapitated or [[KillItWithFire put to the torch]], seven witches are killed.
Thing is, [[CameBackWrong they've come back]] ... and they're pissed.
Enter Heinrich Hoffman and Gretchen, an unlikely pair of a [[HotWitch Witch]] and her chosen Knight, who are out to kill the witches for good this time.
''Knight's Contract'' was an early 2011 game for the {{Xbox 360}} by Game Republic, set in dark fantasy medieval Europe. It had a good soundtrack, an interesting art style, and a poor choice of excessive use of [=QuickTime=] events. Few people took note of it.
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!!The video game features the following tropes:
* ActionCommands: Heinrich can Tag Team with Gretchen's spells to finish off enemies in Gore-tastic style, and it's mandatory to do this during boss fights. Used to the point of PressXToNotDie for some sequences.
* AGodAmI: Faust and Verderinde are basically drunk on this, once they get their hands on the ''[[CosmicKeystone Anima del Monde]]''.
* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: Gretchen's finishers consist of her growing to giant size and killing every enemy on screen.
** Hilariously, these include [[AssKicksYou sitting on them]] and crushing them with her cleavage.
* BigGuy: Heinrich
* BareYourMidriff: Gretchen
* CameBackWrong: The six resurrected witches. Straeggle is the first one to show that coming back to life after you've been killed by horrible disfiguration is indeed not pretty.
* CosmicKeystone: The ''Anima Del Monde''
* EscortMission: The entire game. Heinrich is immortal, but Gretchen is not.
* FullFrontalAssault: Gretchen is naked in her finishers. Played for pure {{fanservice}}.
* HotWitch: Gretchen. And Verderinde.
* OneWingedAngel: Faust's Ultimate Form and Verderinde (Revenge Incarnate).
* PressXToNotDie: Played straight to aggravatingly egregious levels, since the Quick Time Events during boss fights have very unforgiving timeframes the higher the difficulty level, and the smallest mistake means ''you die, and have to start the fight from scratch''.
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[[caption-width-right:250:[[OhCrap She's back!]]]]
'''Knight's Contract'''
[[TheBlackDeath The Black Death]] assails Europe, and the Witches are to blame. Decapitated or [[KillItWithFire put to the torch]], seven witches are killed.
Thing is, [[CameBackWrong they've come back]] ... and they're pissed.
Enter Heinrich Hoffman and Gretchen, an unlikely pair of a [[HotWitch Witch]] and her chosen Knight, who are out to kill the witches for good this time.
''Knight's Contract'' was an early 2011 game for the {{Xbox 360}} by Game Republic, set in dark fantasy medieval Europe. It had a good soundtrack, an interesting art style, and a poor choice of excessive use of [=QuickTime=] events. Few people took note of it.
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!!The video game features the following tropes:
* ActionCommands: Heinrich can Tag Team with Gretchen's spells to finish off enemies in Gore-tastic style, and it's mandatory to do this during boss fights. Used to the point of PressXToNotDie for some sequences.
* AGodAmI: Faust and Verderinde are basically drunk on this, once they get their hands on the ''[[CosmicKeystone Anima del Monde]]''.
* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: Gretchen's finishers consist of her growing to giant size and killing every enemy on screen.
** Hilariously, these include [[AssKicksYou sitting on them]] and crushing them with her cleavage.
* BigGuy: Heinrich
* BareYourMidriff: Gretchen
* CameBackWrong: The six resurrected witches. Straeggle is the first one to show that coming back to life after you've been killed by horrible disfiguration is indeed not pretty.
* CosmicKeystone: The ''Anima Del Monde''
* EscortMission: The entire game. Heinrich is immortal, but Gretchen is not.
* FullFrontalAssault: Gretchen is naked in her finishers. Played for pure {{fanservice}}.
* HotWitch: Gretchen. And Verderinde.
* OneWingedAngel: Faust's Ultimate Form and Verderinde (Revenge Incarnate).
* PressXToNotDie: Played straight to aggravatingly egregious levels, since the Quick Time Events during boss fights have very unforgiving timeframes the higher the difficulty level, and the smallest mistake means ''you die, and have to start the fight from scratch''.
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