Trilogy King Man Review (Steam)

by Jim Smale · Published June 10, 2021 · Updated June 9, 2021

This Trilogy King Man review allows us to introduce Three classics from the past that are celebrating a glorious return, bringing you all-new features, modern tweaks, and the soul of the late 80s and early 90s in one unique package!

Trilogy King Man Review Pros:

Graphics are a mix of 8-16 bit.
1.18GB Download size.
Controller support.
Three games – King Man, Retro King Man, and Super King Man.
Each game has a little history piece on them.
Platformer gameplay.
King Man is a game where you collect coins and deposit them to win.
The King Man game is a puzzle platformer as you fall off or walk off the screen to appear on the other side. You avoid obstacles to reach your goal.
King Man uses a password system for saving.
Chiptune soundtracks.
History King Man is a documentary on how the game was made.
Retro King Man has a screen mode option to change the size.
Retro King Man is a more open platformer game with the goal of the same coins but you have more to platforming and enemies.
Gameboy-style green screen graphics are used in Retro King Man.
Simple controls.
Easy to get into.
Can quit back to game select.
You go on a history tour playing a NES, Gameboy, and Super NES game.

Trilogy King Man Review Cons:

No Steam achievements.
Doesn’t have any graphics settings.
Cannot use the analog sticks on Retro Man.
Retro Man uses the password save system.
Super King Man doesn’t seem to work? The controller or keyboard won’t move your character.

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