Progress Knight: Mobile

Name: Progress Knight: Mobile
Rating: 4.4 (257 reviews)
Author: Noe LE PHILIPPE

By: Noe LE PHILIPPE App

Text based incremental idle

Overview

Version:

2.2.0

Last updated: 2026-07-23

Ranking

#96,589 ▼ 73

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Progress Knight is a text-based incremental idle game set in a medieval fantasy world. Start as a beggar and build your life through jobs, training, and skill learning to reach higher ranks and eventually prestige across lifetimes.

The open-ended progression lets you choose paths like military service, magic study, or practical trades. When you prestige, you reset your level and assets but gain faster growth in your next life, creating a compelling cycle of growth and replayability for mobile play.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Noe LE PHILIPPE

Rating:

4.40

(257)

Version:

2.2.0 Last updated: 2026-07-23

Version code:

888438684

Creation date:

2022-08-10

Compatible devices:

Size:

52.95MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-23

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 96,589 ▼ 73

Other platforms

Progress Knight: Mobile (v2.2.0)

35,118 4.04

(378)

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

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Developed by:

Noe LE PHILIPPE

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/progress-knight-mobile/id1637610712

User Reviews

Progress Knight: Mobile is described by players as highly addictive with deep, ongoing progression and lore, delivering long hours of idle gameplay. Users praise the developer and note a responsive, supportive team. The monetization model is appreciated for not forcing ads (ads optional) and overall value for money. However, players report endgame stagnation after core content, progress resets or data loss around transcending, and autopause mechanics that fail offline, which can hinder the experience.

Pros

Addictive, long-lasting idle gameplay with deep progression and lore.
Strong, appreciative feedback for the developer; perceived dedication.
No forced ads / optional ads; value for money (e.g., $1.99).
Extensive end-game and progression systems (galactic council, upgrades, celestial powers) provide many hours of play.

Cons

Endgame content exhaustion and lack of updates; progress stalls after core content.
Data loss and progress resets, including after transcending, with little recovery.
Autopause issues; offline/background play does not pause as expected, leading to unwanted aging or death.

Recent reviews

It was a lot of fun, and the design in general follows typical incremental games. But at a certain point, after 10K years you get to almighty skills. The concept is you lose all progress but keep max levels through this particular reset. However, when you then go to reset to claim evil (critical to advancing as it contains important skills), it destroys all said max levels and sets you back at zero across the board. This is general is bad incremental design. Once Almighty is reached, no max levels should be lost even if you have to reset to gain evil points. Otherwise you’re punishing the player for advancing. Edit : It honestly just a bad game from an incremental standpoint. And very poorly designed. I can set it to learn a skill, but 4 out 5 times it will default to the last skill I was learning, or auto learn if it was last active. It’s just not worth the time I lost in it.

by Th*****, 2026-08-20

I’ve been playing for a few months now, on and off whenever I remember. After I got all store purchases and council level I got bored and ditched it due to no more updates. I’ve tried playing the multiplayer version and the newer one but I still prefer the original. If the person who made this game still cared could you please add some updates?