Knights in the Nightmare, which was released as a Nintendo DS game last year, will be a PSP game on April 22. See how Sting’s game looks on both platforms.

If you dreamt of playing Knights in the Nightmare on your PSP, we have good news for you.

Knights in the Nightmare begins with the longest tutorial in a Nintendo DS game ever. You can ignore it, but you really should complete it. All of it. Even the 70+ tip section. Knights in the Nightmare is as unique as it is complex.

My favorite thing about art books is commentary from the creators. How else would you know the bust size of the Luminous Arc witches? The Tome of Lost Souls book shares equally insightful information like how the Knights are designed.

Atlus has quite a few releases coming up, one of them being Knights in the Nightmare for DS. And as you’d expect of Atlus, they’re offering a swanky artbook titled “Tome of Lost Souls” to go with it as a pre-order incentive.

Since we have archetypes like Street Fighter and Dragon Quest it’s easy “get” a new fighting game or RPG from screenshots. Knights in the Nightmare‘s glowing spec and isometric grid are comparatively abstract. What kind of game is Knights in the Nightmare? A strategy RPG with bullets? Sort of.   In this video Atlus explains [...]

What is going on in this image? Good question. Knights in the Nightmare is a unique game so this screenshot deserves an explanation.   This is from the tactics set up where players position stoic warriors and equip them with weapons. In this game you don’t control the knights directly. You are a blinking light [...]

  Sting is carrying their tradition of taking their franchises to mobile phones with Knights in the Regains. The game puts players in control of a wisp. Your job is to guide it around obstacles and try to beat the clock as they race through random maps. Knights in the Regains drops the strategy RPG [...]

Atlus is bringing it here on June 2 for $34.99. Yeah!   Knights in the Nightmare blends strategy RPG elements with bullet dodging to make a unique game. You control a wisp – not units – with the stylus that activates soulless knights by touching them. More than 100 fallen knights await to be revived [...]

Amazon Canada just opened the floodgates for Atlus’ 2009 line up. Thanks to a massive leak and a tip from Denpa no Sekai (thanks!!) we have a good idea about the near future. Super Robot Taisen OG Saga: Endless Frontier, Knights in the Nightmare, Dokapon Journey, Crimson Gem Saga (aka Garnet Chronicle in Japan), and [...]

Without getting into the “games are art” debate too much, each year Japan’s Media Arts Festival acknowledges video games that are pioneers in “media arts”. Winners of the award are considered to have created something that unifies advances in technology and media. Before we get to the big winner in the video game category let’s [...]

Do you still have Yggdra Union for the GBA? Don’t pawn it on eBay just yet. Sting has a special surprise for people who own Yggdra Union and Knights in the Nightmare. If you have Yggdra Union plugged into your GBA slot while playing Knights in the Nightmare you can unlock the mysterious witch Pamela. [...]

I briefly checked out Knights in the Nightmare, Sting’s deviant DS game. Like the trailers suggest Knights in the Nightmare is an effective blend of bullet dodging and grid based tactical combat. But, you don’t move troops on an isometric board or anything like that. You control a wisp, a glowing spec, by dragging it [...]

The premise of Knights in the Nightmare fuses a strategy RPG with a real time strategy game. This concept is distilled into players moving a wisp. Touch a knight with the Wisp to activate it, but watch out for the flying bullets. You have to dodge them by dragging the wisp out of danger. In [...]