Progress Knight: Remastered 4+

So yes this game is amazing, in my opinion. It’s a phenomenal time passer with very fun and linear progression. Everything works great in regards to performance, never crashed or lagged. You can even remove the ads for just $2.99 which I found super worth it, this also allowed me to skip boost ads to get the benefits of the boosts instantly. If you don’t buy that pack, you’re fine; the ads are only about 5 seconds long and then you can skip it. The ONLY down side to this game, is that you are going to get hooked and grind all the way to the final stages of the game and WILL get stuck. You will have all the items and houses and there will be nothing left to strive for. Yes you can level your skills and jobs infinitely (which is content in itself), it’s definitely rewarding to be able to equip the new item and/or house because your job makes you enough money finally. So in short, the game is great I highly recommend it, just remember that eventually you will be done with the “main” progression system. Other than that, the gameplay of this game is an absolute 5. I will just refrain to the 4 star because this review also reflects the activity of the devs and their future plans for the content in this game.

Devs if you read this, it would be great to have updates on those kinds of things where you release more items/houses for more boosts and more longevity to the game. I would definitely rate it a 5 star game if this were the case.

I am a huge fan of Progress Knight Mobile and jumped on this one when I saw it. Visually, it is spiffier and I like the that the skills have little flavor cards. Being able to choose an avatar is nice and I really like that it ages as time goes on and looks different if you choose the evil or good path.

It is a bit bare bones though if you are coming from playing PKM. It seems to follow almost the exact same progression, save for the flavor of being able to choose “good” early on, but is missing a few jobs from TAA and doesn’t really make it worthwhile over the military path, save for unlocking the spells, which are a bit basic and fewer as well. The shop tells the same story. Pretty much the same progression, except for missing a few.

Overall, the visual upgrade is a big improvement imo. It’s a bit limiting In features, but it’s also very new and I hope to see updates and improvements for the future. I’ll be keeping an eye on this one. Lots of potential.

Great game. Definitely orients around active play, as opposed to many idle games where you run out of stuff to do fairly quickly. There is an ending, and it hints at more content. Not sure how i will ever find out about it, which makes me a bit sad. The fact that it ends is great.

Ads are totally optional, and not obtrusive. I think its worth 3 bucks to remove them, not because they are annoying, but because i want to support the developer. I wish there were more games like this on the app store: simple, well made, and entertaining.