Progress Knight: Mobile

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Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Progress Knight is a life-sim incremental based in a fantasy/medieval setting, where you must progress through the career ladder and acquire new skills to become the ultimate being.

You first start off as a beggar, barely being able to feed yourself as the days go by. However, over the years you learn new skills and gain plenty of work experience to enter new high paying jobs while managing your living expenses...

Will you decide to take the easy route of doing simple commoner work? Or will you go through harsh training to climb the ranks within the military? Or maybe will you decide to study hard and enrol in a magic academy, learning life-impacting spells? Your career path is open-ended, the decision is up to you.

Eventually, your age will catch up to you. You will be given an option to prestige and gain xp multipliers (based on the performance of your current life) for your next life at the cost of losing all your levels and assets. Fear not though, as you will re-gain your levels much, much more quickly than in your previous life...

Ratings and reviews

It is very similar to the original progress knight, with a few interesting features. However, the only feature that I don't like is the modification to the auto learn system. From what I've seen, the auto learn feature uses level up speed unlike of the original progress knight, which uses the skills level. Other than that, I greatly enjoy it. If I could suggest something, I would like the ability to choose which version of auto learn we could choose in some sort of setting.

I'm thoroughly enjoying the game, much like the original version, but mobile and with more content! My only issue is that there seems to be a bug with skill progression when running in the background. While background, it will either not switch skills with "Auto learn" or at least not switch to newly-unlocked skills. The only solution has been to completely close the game every time and catch up later. "Always on" doesn't seem to matter, on/off. It could do with descriptions of features, though.

A very solid take on Progress Knight. Largely feels like a "Vanilla+" experience compared to the original, and a very welcome addition to mobile. Also appreciate that though there is the option of watching ads for boosts, they are not constantly thrown in your face and haven't felt necessary in the slightest, which is very nice to see it wasn't modified to push ads more.