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Cute Knight Cheats

Press F9 to bring up the console then enter the following cheats:
Sets Age to 18 (Can be anything) Note: 21 ends the game, 22+ makes the game neverending
until the age is set to 21 or under again.

global.age=18

Sets Brewing to 250 (250 is max)

global.brew=250

Sets Charm to 250 (250 is max)

global.cha=250

Sets Cleaning to 250 (250 is max)

global.clean=250

sets combat to 250 (250 is max)

global.combat=250

Sets Cooking to 250 (250 is max)

global.cook=250

Sets Crafting to 250 (250 is max)

global.craft=250

sets dream to 150 (150 is max)

global.dream=150

sets gold to 5000 (can be any number)

global.gold=5000

sets hp to 100 (can be any number from 1-999)

global.hp=100

Sets Luck to 250 (250 is max)

global.dex=250

sets magic to 250 (250 is max)

global.magic=250

Sets Mind to 250 (250 is max)

global.int=250

sets mp to 100 (can be any number from 1-999)

global.mp=100

Sets Sin to 0 (Can be 0-100)

global.sins=0

sets spells to 250 (250 is max and does not unlock the 2 special spells)

global.spells=250

Sets Stamina to 250 (250 is max)

global.con=250

Sets Strength to 250 (250 is max)

global.str=250

Sets Taming to 250 (250 is max)

global.tame=250

sets weapons to 250 (250 is max)

global.weapons=250

sets xp to 5000 (can be any number from 1-5000)

global.xp=5000

The following is a guide to all the endings in Cute Knight ~ Kishi Kawaii.
Spoilers, obviously, abound.
Special Event Endings
1. "The Royal Family"
2. "False Princess"
3. "Fairytale Wedding"
4. "Royal Knight"
5. "Family Magic"
6. "Warrior Wife"
7. "Partners"
8. "Dragonslayer"
9. "Oops"
10. "Slacker"
Adventuring Endings:
11.
12.
13,
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.

"Hero"
"Fighter"
"Martial Artist"
"Thug"
"Witch"
"Sage"
"Sorceress"
"Druid"
"Assassin"

Academic Endings
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.

"Professor"
"Student"
"Strategist"
"Inventor"
"Philosopher"

Social Endings
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.

"Advisor"
"Bodybuilder"
"Banker"
"Socialite"
"Bride"
"Writer"
"Dancer"
"Street Dancer"

Religious Endings
33. "Church Leader"
34. "Nun"
Thief Endings
35. "Queen of Thieves"

36. "Beggar"
Career Endings
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54:

"Innkeeper"
"Maid"
"Chef"
"Assistant Chef"
"Waitress"
"Bouncer"
"Shop Owner"
"Shop Worker"
"Dressmaker"
"Assistant Dressmaker"
"Doctor"
"Nurse"
"Vet"
"Equestrian"
"Stable Worker"
"Librarian"
"Library Worker"
"Children's Entertainer"

--General tips:
Most good endings require you to have a Dream score of at least 50 and
possibly 100. Don't end the game with bad Dream!
The formulas involved in reaching endings are tricky. There are certain
hard requirements that you MUST have in order to get a certain ending,
but it's not that easy to say exactly what will give you which result if you
meet the hard requirements for several possibilities. The description of the
ending will give you suggestions about what to focus your attention on
while you play, but you may not always get the ending you think you will.
--Special Event Endings
Most endings only appear when the character turns 21 or runs out of
Dream. These endings can happen at any time when the events around
them are reached.
1. "The Royal Family"
This is the 'true ending', the only one that answers the questions
about your identity. Therefore, it takes some extra work to reach. It's a
good idea to get ending 2 before ending 1.
Take a job reading to children at the library and continue doing this
so that you meet the old woman. After you've met her a few times, ask her
about Princess Alexandra, and you will find out about the birthmark.
Visit the slums and fight in the dungeon to raise your Sin over 50
so that you are unable to leave the slums and meet the gang of thieves.
Pick through the trash until you meet a girl with pink hair. Now alternate

between picking through the trash and volunteering at the doctor's until
you find out who that girl is and convince her to go home.
Go back to town and train to raise your Mind, Luck, and Charm,
until you are able to win the Flower Queen contest at the spring festival.
Show your birthmark to the Queen.
Variants: Either the PC or Kirelan may be selected as the eventual
heir. If you were also pursuing a romance with him, you may end up
ruling together.
2. "False Princess"
To reach this ending, you need to prove to the Queen that you are
the missing Princess Alexandra. If you defeat the wizard in the third level
of the dungeon, you will find Alex's signet ring. Also, if you work at the
library reading to children long enough, you will meet the nursemaid. Ask
her about the princess to learn about the birthmark.
Now raise your Mind, Luck, and Charm so that you can win the
Flower Queen contest at the spring festival. Show the ring or the
birthmark to the Queen. You can also meet the Prince at the stables, raise
your Charm enough to talk to him, claim to be his sister, and show him
your birthmark or ring.
3. "Fairytale Wedding"
To reach this ending you must meet and marry Prince Kirelan. He
can usually be found at the stables at the end of the month, so keep
working there. However, working at the stables lowers your Charm. You
need a Charm of at least 50 to get over being tongue-tied, so you'll have to
find other ways to keep your Charm up.
If you try to pursue the romance, eventually the Prince will ask you
to meet him on a certain date. Visit the Church on the map at that time and
make sure you have a Taming skill > 70, Charm > 70, Dream > 50, and
Sin < 50. If you meet the requirements, he will ask you to marry him.
Otherwise, you will just be friends.
4. "Royal Knight"
To reach this ending, defeat the Black Knight at the Midsummer
Festival.
Variants: If you have enough Charm and Mind, you will become a
diplomat, otherwise you will be just a festival champion.
5. "Family Magic"
Train in Magic at the university and make friends with Rose.
Agree to be her "sister". After she teaches you the Rain charm, then
sometime when you go to class during the first half of the year, she will
mention the Wizard's Challenge. After she does this, the magic teacher
will be angry with you and bar you from the class, so you may want to
take classes only in the second half of the year for a while to be sure you
can get your skill high enough before you are barred.
After you have been barred from the class, win the Wizard's

Challenge at the Midsummer Festival. Orchid will apologise and offer to

adopt you.
6. "Warrior Wife"
Work as a Bouncer at the Inn until you have to help carry 'Shane'
home. This is the weapons instructor - take his class again after this and
he'll give you a bonus.
Raise your Charm over 40, your Weapons skill over 40, and your
XP over 200, then work as a Bouncer again. Shane will ask you out. (If
your XP is under 200, the date ends badly.) After the date, return to
Combat class to marry him.
7. "Partners"
Work at the library a lot while also adventuring in the dungeon and
raising your XP. The Librarian will take an interest in you and eventually
ask you to train her. You will have to find a plain wooden staff for her
(either craft one or wait until they are available in the store), and then she
will give you a magical necklace. Keep going like this and she will ask to
become your sidekick.
8. "Dragonslayer"
This ending is received if you defeat the dragon at the bottom of
the dungeon. It's a good idea to take out the four elemental guardians
around the outside of the lowest level first. If your skills are high enough
and your items and potions are good enough, this could turn out to be an
easy fight.
Variants: If you haven't already found Alex, she 'mysteriously'
reappears after the dragon is defeated and the barrier around the slums is
removed.
9. "Oops"
This is one of the last endings in the gallery, but it falls into this
category. If you assist the Crafting Teacher with all of his special projects,
finding him all the components he asks for, raising your magic to at least
50, and volunteering for his final experiment, it will Go Boom.
10. "Slacker"
To reach this ending, start the game by resting in the Town Square,
and continue to do absolutely nothing else. After a while, the game will
end.
--Adventuring Endings:
These endings generally rely on combat, magic, and XP.
11. "Hero"
You need to be talented in both weapons and magic and to have
reached a high XP.

Official requirements: Weapons

Sins < 25, XP > 800

> 90, Magic > 90, Dream > 50,

12. "Fighter"
High combat skills and good XP. Strength also adds a bonus.
> 800

Official requirements: Weapons > 50, Sins < 50, Dream > 50, XP

13, "Martial Artist"

Maxed-out weapons skill. Luck and Strength add bonuses.
Official requirements: Weapons >= 180.
Variants: With high Charm, you are a performer, otherwise you
travel to compete.
14. "Thug"
Strong and tough, but mean and not very bright. Mind and Charm
subtract from this ending.
Official requirements: Strength > 75, Weapons > 50, Sins > 25.
Variants: If you do manage to reach this ending with some Mind
and Charm, you can become a warlord.
15. "Witch"
Strong talent in magic. Mind helps.
Official requirements: Magic > 50, Dream > 50, XP > 550.
16. "Sage"
A very talented mage who has learned every charm in the game.
(One you get from Rose, one can be found reading the books in the
library, and one is taught by the nun at the church if you meditate there.)
Official requirements: All Charms, Mind > 125, Dream > 100
17. "Sorceress"
A sexy and slightly wicked magic user!
50

Official requirements: Magic > 50, Charm > 50, Sin > 0, Dream >

18. "Druid"
A magic-user who is also very fond of nature and animals.
Official requirements: Sin < 50, Taming > 100, lots of Charm and
Magic.

19. "Assassin"
A fighter who is also a thief. Good weapons skills and having done
thief tasks a lot helps.
Official requirements: Luck > 100, Sin > 50, Dream > 50
--Academic Endings

For these you will generally need a lot of Mind.

20. "Professor"
Spend most of your time taking classes, and be sure to take every
class at least once.
Official Requirements: Mind > 150, Dream > 100
21. "Student"
Same as the Professor, but with lower requirements.
Official Requirements: Mind > 60.
Variants: With good Charm, you will marry a professor.
22. "Strategist"
Good Mind and Weapons skills, but not a lot of XP. You know
how to fight, but you haven't done it much.
Official Requirements: Mind > 75, Weapons > 50, Dream > 100
23. "Inventor"
Master both Crafting and Brewing skills.
Official Requirements: Crafting > 100, Brewing > 100, Dream >
100.
Variants: What you invent and whom/if you marry. With enough
Mind you decide to build the perfect man yourself!
24. "Philosopher"
Study all the various kinds of mental disciplines - math, magic, the
church, and the library.
Official Requirements: Mind > 100, Magic > 30, Dream > 100
--Social Endings

For these you will generally need a lot of Charm.

25. "Advisor"
Spend time meeting people (dancing at the festival, socialising)
and taking classes that are NOT combat.
Official Requirements: Charm > 180, Mind > 100, Dream > 100,
Sin < 25.
26. "Bodybuilder"
Strong and charming, but not very bright or very good with
weapons. High stamina also helps.
Official Requirements: Strength > 100.
27. "Banker"
gold.

Do social things, take math class, and end the game with a lot of

Official Requirements: Charm > 100, Mind > 75, Dream > 100,
Gold > 500
Variants: If you have high Sin, you may become a loan shark.
28. "Socialite"
Do lots and lots of social things.
Official Requirements: Charm > 100, Dream > 100, Sin < 60
29. "Bride"
Same as Socialite but less successful.
Official Requirements: Charm > 50, Sin < 60
Variants: Several slightly different husbands possible.
30. "Writer"
Take dance class and perform as a bard a lot.
Official Requirements: Mind > 125, Charm > 100, Dream < 110
Variants: If sinful, may also become a spymaster.
31. "Dancer"
Same as writer, but with less mind.
Official Requirements: Charm > 100, Dream > 100, Sin < 50
Variants: Success in your career depends on Strength, Stamina,
and Luck.

32. "Street Dancer"

Same as dancer, but even less mind, and possibly some sin. Having
partied for money adds to this ending.
Official Requirements: Charm > 50
Variants: Will marry a bard if not sinful.
--Religious Endings
33. "Church Leader"
Spend lots of time visiting the church.
Official Requirements: Mind > 100, Charm > 100, Dream > 100,
Sin < 25
34. "Nun"
Spend a lot of time meditating at the church.
Official Requirements: Sin = 0
--Thief Endings
35. "Queen of Thieves"
Visit Jareth and his gang a lot, pickpocket and steal. Luck and lots
of Gold help.
Official Requirements: Dream > 100, Sin > 0
Variants: Solo burglar, leader of a criminal network, or hanging on
to whoever's in charge.
36. "Beggar"
Steal occasionally, but be no good at anything and run out of
Dream.
Official Requirements: Dream < 50, Sin > 0
--Career Endings
These will depend on what job you did most often. Most jobs have a Good
(high dream) and a Bad (low dream) result.
37. "Innkeeper"
All inn jobs. Mind > 100, Dream > 100.

Variants: Charm and Cooking skill affect your success.

38. "Maid"
Cleaning the Inn. Dream < 100.
Variants: Steal if sinful, marry if charming.
39. "Chef"
Cooking at the Inn and the class.
Cooking > 150, Dream > 100.
Variants: May hire Abby if you made friends with her. May open a
candy shop if charming.
40. "Assistant Chef"
Failed Chef.
41. "Waitress"
Waitress and barmaid. No requirements, but charm helps.
Variants: Low stamina gives you a bad ending. If sinful and
charming, may decide to take up a different line of work.
42. "Bouncer"
Strength > 100.
43. "Shop Owner"
Both moving boxes and salesgirl count. Mind > 75, Dream > 100
Variants: Who you marry, how well your business does.
44. "Shop Worker"
Failed Shop Owner. Also the job you will probably get if you fail
everything but are not sinful enough to be a Beggar.
45. "Dressmaker"
Crafting and Seamstress job. Crafting > 100, Dream > 50
Variants: Charm and Mind affect your success.
46. "Assistant Dressmaker"
Failed Dressmaker.
47. "Doctor"
Assist the slum doctor. Mind > 100, Dream > 100, Sin < 60

48. "Nurse"
Failed Doctor. Mind > 50, Sin < 30
49. "Vet"
A doctor who also tends animals at the stables. Mind > 50, Taming
> 50, Dream > 100, Sin < 50
50. "Equestrian"
Good with animals and also wealthy. Taming > 75, Dream > 100,
Sin < 60, Gold > 200
Variants: Breeding stables or racing.
51. "Stable Worker"
Failed Equestrian. Sin = 0.
52. "Librarian"
All library jobs. Mind > 100, Dream > 100
Variants: Study magic, discover secrets, running an entertainment
service, possible marriage
53. "Library Worker"
Failed Librarian
Variants: Different mishaps for different bad skills.
54: "Children's Entertainer"
Read stories to kids. Taming > 50, Dream > 50, Sin = 0;

Cute Knight
Cute Knight

Developer(s)
Hanako Games

Publisher(s)
(Deluxe)

Platform(s)
Windows, Linux, Macintosh

Release
2005-10-13
date(s)
2007-04-15 (Deluxe)
Genre(s)
Life simulation game/Casual/role-playing
Mode(s)
Single Player
Distribution
Download, CD

Cute Knight is a casual life simulation role-playing video game with many possible endings and careers featuring a single
female character. Gameplay is similar to the Japanese Princess Maker with a more traditionally Western first-person
perspective dungeons.
Contents
[hide]

1 Gameplay

2 Characters

2.1 The Royal Family

2.2 Teachers and Employers

2.3 Girls

3 Release and development

4 Reviews
4.1 Awards

5 References

6 External links

Gameplay[edit]
Cute Knight is a life simulation/role-playing video game where the player takes the role of Michiko from 18 to 21. [n 1][1] The game
uses stats which determine how well she does in various tasks and her combat ability. In addition, her stats and key
events determine the jobs she is able to do. The goal of the game is to unlock unlockable content and various endings,
particularly good endings. The game ends after three years unless a special event ends the game sooner or Michiko's dream
stat reaches 0; if the latter occurs the game still unlocks an ending, but its always a bad ending based on her stats and key
events triggered.[1]
Tasks affect stats,[1] generally positively. Michiko's stats determine whether the task is completed successfully in a given day,
with success often resulting in monetary gain. Each task takes one week of game time unless an annual event interferes with it.
In addition, these annual events last for a varying number of days. During some of these events various mini-games can occur.
Winning these mini-games may trigger key events or grant items, money, and/or stats boost. The game starts out with a few
available tasks, but more open up by triggering key events and/or working at a particular place for some time. Several jobs can
also be removed because of key events or high level of the sin stat.
Combat occurs inside a multi-level dungeon. Time passes as the player moves through the dungeon. The player can chose to
either defeat the monster in combat or attempt to tame the monster, getting it to leave Michiko alone. If the player kills a living
creature (as opposed to golems or undead), it increases Michiko's sin. Sin goes down if the player works at the church or the
doctor's. Combat is turn-based and features magic point-based charms (spells). These spells use nine elements, including
the classical four. If Michiko's hit points (HP) drop to zero the player is automatically rescued. There is no character death, but
she may need to pay to recover her lost health. Regardless, it will deplete the Dream meter during her recovery period and may
lead to the bad ending.

Characters[edit]

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Michiko - The default name for the player character. She begins the game as an orphan and is looking for her
real family. If the player seeks to find the true family, which is ending one, it is revealed that Michiko and Kirelan were switched at
birth by Queen Penelope whom wanted a baby boy but gave birth to Michiko instead. She pays a man to steal her a child and
take her own away. This child is the son of the magic teacher Orchid.
To find out the whole truth you have to win the wizard challenge, find princess Alexandra, win the May festival and discover your
birthmark. Depending on whether you have high or low sin, and befriended Kiralan in the stables, you can end up being either:
regent Queen, a mischief princess, or joint ruler with Kiralan.

The Royal Family[edit]

Princess Alexandra - The kingdom's runaway princess, she bears a striking resemblance to the player
character. She can be found picking through trash in the slums, and the player can choose to either help her return home or
impersonate her.

Prince Kirelan - Raised as heir to the kingdom, he does not resemble either the king or the queen. He prefers
the company of animals to life at court and spends a week at the church stables at the end of every month on the 23rd.

Queen Penelope - She judges the Flower Queen Festival each year at the end of March, and the player must
win the contest in order to speak with her. She has concealed the truth about her first child for over eighteen years.

King Humphrey - He presides over the Tournament of Champions at each Midsummer Festival and shows no
awareness of the various kidnappings and impersonations that plague his immediate family.

The Old Nursemaid - The servant who raised both Kirelan and Alexandra can be encountered at the library
while reading to the children there. She provides crucial hints about the player character's true identity.

Teachers and Employers[edit]

Orchid - The magic teacher, she also presides over the Wizard's Challenge at the Midsummer Tournament.
She has one daughter, Rose, and also an older son who was stolen from her as a baby. This baby is in fact prince Kirelan.

Shane - The fighting teacher, he sometimes spends his evenings drinking at the inn. This can be the beginning
of romance for the player character if she is the one to drag him home.

Lisa - The green-haired librarian secretly yearns for adventure and romance. The player character can choose
to provide her with both.

Darla - The dance teacher generally wins the Flower Queen contest each year, so hers is the score you must
beat if you want to talk to Queen Penelope.

The Crafting Teacher - This unnamed, reckless fellow is seeking items from the dungeon for a mysterious
experiment. He's also Carmen's uncle.

Jareth - The leader of a gang of thieves in the slums, he is encountered only if the player character becomes
so sinful that she is forbidden to return to town. Joining him is necessary in order to meet Princess Alexandra.

Others - No plotlines involve the Exercise or Kitchen Science teachers, the innkeeper, shopkeeper, or nun.

Girls[edit]

Rose - The magic teacher's daughter, met at magic class.

Brittany - A blonde girl wearing a large bow, met in dance class, while working in the store or (if you two met at
the store) after math class.

Carmen - A gossip, met socialising in the square.

Abby - A very competitive chef, met at cooking class or while working at the inn.

Release and development[edit]

Cute Knight was originally developed by Hanako Games[2] and is based on the Princess Maker series.[3] It was released online
on December 31, 2005.[4] It was later re-released on 2007[4] in an expanded version with updated features as Cute Knight
Deluxe.[5] This version was published by iWin and available at retail.
On August 18, 2009 the first previews of a sequel, Cute Knight Kingdom On November 13 the game was officially released.
[6]

While Cute Knight Kingdom still takes thematic and gameplay elements from the Princess Maker series, it is also heavily

influenced by Japanese role-playing games.[3]

Reviews[edit]
Erin Bell of GameZebo gives the game 4/5 stars. Bell comments positively that the game actually lets you "role-play" Michiko
allowing the player to spend their time cooking or cleaning rather than forcing them into traditional role-playing games
like Dragon Quest or Final Fantasy comparing Cute Knight as a short-story version of such games. She comments that Cute
Knight is a greatcasual game stating, "Cute Knight...strips away a lot of...weightiness while remaining true to its RPG roots. The
result is a light adventure that's easy to get into and can be played in short spurts - in other words, it's perfect for the casual
gamer." While her comments are generally positive, she does comment on the graphics being mediocre, but complains more
about the tasks which she comments can become repetitive wishing there was some kind of mini-game to break the monotony.[1]

Awards[edit]

Cute Knight has been the recipient of multiple nominations and awards. It was a nominee for Yahoo! Games Most Innovative
Casual Game of 2006.[7] It was also listed as Game Tunnel's 2005 RPG of the Year.[8] The original game has also been
nominated and awarded from other sites as well. [2]