Progress Knight: Multiplayer

Name: Progress Knight: Multiplayer
Rating: 4.7 (303 reviews)
Author: Noe LE PHILIPPE

Incremental PvP idle game

Free · In‑App Purchases

303 Ratings
Ages

9+
Years
Category

Roleplaying
Developer

Noe LE PHILIPPE
Language

EN
English
Size

52.9
MB

Progress Knight: Multiplayer is an exciting incremental player versus player game that builds on the success of its predecessor, Progress Knight: Mobile. Set in a rich fantasy/medieval world, players must gather gold and progress their skills to fight against their opponents. As a novice of The Order, you start at the bottom rung of the ladder. However, through your faith and dedication, you can discover new skills and abilities that allow you to overpower your rivals and climb the ranks of The Order. You must choose whether to rely on their wits and skills alone, embrace your belligerent side, or use your dedication to deter potential attackers. In Progress Knight: Multiplayer, combat is a key aspect of the game. You can engage in battles with other players to steal their gold and gain ranks. But be warned, you can only attack those of a lower rank than you. Eventually, you will hit a plateau and find it difficult to progress further. However, among the ranks of The Order, you may discover a way to start over while retaining some of your power to progress even faster than before. This adds an extra layer of strategy to the game, as you must balance short-term gains with long-term planning.

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

out of 5

303 Ratings

Overall good
06/28/2023

Cty3
The game play loop is fun, it takes a while to progress but not so long that it gets boring. If you put in the time and play the game you definitely feel it. I like the way combat works, it’s unique that you can’t attack people above you. It stops new players from attacking people that are way furthest progressed sitting on toms of money and just getting way more resources than they should have. I think of attacking more like investing. You pay the “attack tax” and hope the person you’re attacking doesn’t spend what they have so you get it all. Very cool concept. Simple, creative, but addictive and fun!
Overall good
06/28/2023

Cty3

The game play loop is fun, it takes a while to progress but not so long that it gets boring. If you put in the time and play the game you definitely feel it. I like the way combat works, it’s unique that you can’t attack people above you. It stops new players from attacking people that are way furthest progressed sitting on toms of money and just getting way more resources than they should have. I think of attacking more like investing. You pay the “attack tax” and hope the person you’re attacking doesn’t spend what they have so you get it all. Very cool concept. Simple, creative, but addictive and fun!
PVP is Misleading
05/26/2023

nicknametakingfaqs
I played Progress Knight:Mobile pretty religiously, getting super deep into the end game, so I figured I’d give the Multiplayer version a shot. The PVP seems exciting at first, because when you click on an enemy to attack, it shows that you can get a ton of resources. Then you realize it’ll take 25 minutes to attack them, and by the time you get close to the end there is a huge difference in the projected gained gold. This is for two reasons: one, the initial projection is based on how much gold the opponent will gain in the time it takes to attack them; and two, if the opponent is active, they are likely actively spending their gold, reducing how much you can take from them. There is no indication as to who is afk and who is not, so you start off with the expectation of a huge gain and end up feeling more like the time was wasted. There is little interaction in the PVP with your opponents beyond clicking on their name, and you’re not allowed to attack players who are richer than you. In general, any amount of coin gain in a game like this is welcome, but the PVP is really underwhelming.
PVP is Misleading
05/26/2023

nicknametakingfaqs

I played Progress Knight:Mobile pretty religiously, getting super deep into the end game, so I figured I’d give the Multiplayer version a shot. The PVP seems exciting at first, because when you click on an enemy to attack, it shows that you can get a ton of resources. Then you realize it’ll take 25 minutes to attack them, and by the time you get close to the end there is a huge difference in the projected gained gold. This is for two reasons: one, the initial projection is based on how much gold the opponent will gain in the time it takes to attack them; and two, if the opponent is active, they are likely actively spending their gold, reducing how much you can take from them. There is no indication as to who is afk and who is not, so you start off with the expectation of a huge gain and end up feeling more like the time was wasted. There is little interaction in the PVP with your opponents beyond clicking on their name, and you’re not allowed to attack players who are richer than you. In general, any amount of coin gain in a game like this is welcome, but the PVP is really underwhelming.
Yummy
05/30/2023

🦀🦞🦐🦑🐙🐳🐬🐟🐠🐡🦕🦖🦎🐍🐢
IVE BEEN WAITING AND IM HYPE read the other reviews and since it’s a small game I’m sure the dev will listen to the community. Give it like a few weeks maybe a month and it’s gonna be just as fleshed out as the last one with the multiplayer mechanics straitened out. Very exited for the future of this and it’s concept💪💪💪💪💪dev plz keep it up👍 ALSO I think this game will really fall off for me if it doesn’t eventually get a clan or guild system and friendly events where you fight as a team or something.
Yummy
05/30/2023

🦀🦞🦐🦑🐙🐳🐬🐟🐠🐡🦕🦖🦎🐍🐢

IVE BEEN WAITING AND IM HYPE read the other reviews and since it’s a small game I’m sure the dev will listen to the community. Give it like a few weeks maybe a month and it’s gonna be just as fleshed out as the last one with the multiplayer mechanics straitened out. Very exited for the future of this and it’s concept💪💪💪💪💪dev plz keep it up👍 ALSO I think this game will really fall off for me if it doesn’t eventually get a clan or guild system and friendly events where you fight as a team or something.
A Fun and Accessible Incremental
Jul 24

Emory160
I first tried this game about a year and a half ago, then put it down and forgot about it. I rediscovered it yesterday, and it has improved by leaps and bounds. As a VoiceOver user, I find the app to be very accessible. I especially like the level of display customization; You can adjust the layout and gestures needed for most menus. If you're a blind (or sighted) gamer who enjoys incremental mechanics and casual PVP, give this game a try.
A Fun and Accessible Incremental
Jul 24

Emory160

I first tried this game about a year and a half ago, then put it down and forgot about it. I rediscovered it yesterday, and it has improved by leaps and bounds. As a VoiceOver user, I find the app to be very accessible. I especially like the level of display customization; You can adjust the layout and gestures needed for most menus. If you're a blind (or sighted) gamer who enjoys incremental mechanics and casual PVP, give this game a try.

- Added two new talents that modify Afterlife boosts - Added the Sanctuary of Knowledge in the Temple, a place to get answers to your questions about the game - Changed the brands Skill Effects bonus - Players now appear in the Players list for 72 hours - Added a button in the Shop to purchase all available items - Added an new in app purchase to speed up autolearning 5X - Added new FoS ranks - Improved accessibility for screen reader user in the Table admin panel

Version 2.7.0

08/30/2024

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