An online mode allows treasures to be traded between registered friends. Rarer items cost more ID points than others.
The better your ranking at the end of the stage, the more points you get. Any items collected during a stage must be identified at the end of the stage by using Sonic's "ID points". There are 242 items in the game, some of which can be gained by opening treasure chests in the stages, random drops from enemies, or gotten from townspeople when you give them rings. Knight's Honor Bonus is earned by performing honorable behavior, such as not attacking foes from behind, not harming the townspeople and performing Acts of Chivalry (giving townspeople rings via QTEs and stuff like that). Total Score as usual is dependent on time, defeating enemies, getting rings and not getting hit.
The score is divided into two parts: Total Score and Knight's Honor Bonus. Unlike other Sonic games the ranking system isn't with letters (SABCDE), but with stars. Or their hands grow out of their asses xD Perhaps their Wii wasn't set up correctly or something. I played Black Knight on an emulator, and I had no problems with controls or response times. Wiimote is for sword swings, Nunchuk is for moving about.Ī lot of criticism of this game comes from the continuous swinging of the sometimes unresponsive Wiimote. The game is controlled by both the Nunchuk and the Wiimote. Gameplay differs from traditional games in the Sonic series cause duh, Sonic has a big talking sword in his hand.
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