I really enjoyed this game, but I was a little disappointed after I cleared all the maps (both difficulties) at the highest spawn rate after just a few days of casual play. I was hoping another difficulty level would unlock or something, but as far as I can tell, that’s it. I only prestiged two times, and probably didn’t even need to do that. I died one time, right at the beginning, when I didn’t really know what was going on yet. That gripe aside, the game is really good if you like idle/tap games. You’re always growing in one way or another. There aren’t a ton of decisions to make for builds and skills etc, but that’s not really the point. Tap Knight knows what it wants to be, and it does it really well. And you can’t argue with ad-free, no IAPs. My only suggestions would be to add more customization options, be it more skins or weapons, or different dogs, whatever. And maybe some higher difficulty levels to see how crazy it can get before your knight gets KO’d.

I won’t lie. When I first bought the game and played it I thought I had wasted money. After spending some time with the game I was delighted by the game and it’s gameplay loop. There are levels within the game and within those levels are stages, while there is no actual real gameplay there is progress to look forward to! That is the strength of this game! The upgrades are done well! The more you progress through the stages and levels the more vendors you unlock and the more items you can buy and upgrade! This game is very simplistic but I somehow find myself coming back to it to see how much more I can get out of the upgrades! This game may not be the most packed in terms of content because there are not too many levels but for the price and the depth of the game I am absolutely ecstatic with the purchase. Great job on the game! I look forward to seeing where this game goes if there are further plans to update it!

I’ve been playing this game for many months now, and while the gameplay used to get repetitive, the new content adds much more incentive to continue grinding. A couple bucks is a small price to pay for such a great experience. The community has been incredible, and the developers are impeccable. Many of the updates are based solely around requests from community members, and they are always looking to make the game better for us. I am very excited for what comes from these people in the future. Thank you! ❤️

Tap Knight is relatively short and the progression systems quite simple, but it’s commendable for being an ad and IAP-free experience at an incredibly reasonable price point for what it offers. Only a couple of bucks still got me plenty of hours of simple idle monster slaying fun without any of the microtransactions or ad bonuses that bog down so many other idle RPGs.The lack of content is a bit disappointing, not because I don’t feel like I got my money’s worth out of it but because the core of a great game is here and I was left wanting more when I got to the end. If there’s any intention or interest in content updates, something like additional prestige systems could add some additional replayability and depth.