I love this game. i have been sick and tired of all the low quality, ad-ridden, monotonous games that are constantly on the top of the “free games” list on the app store, and by god does this offer a phenomenal change of pace. this game is, simply put, one of the best games i have ever played on a mobile device. i have never seen an ad in this game, and ive been playing for at least a week. the game has great graphics, an amazing orchestral soundtrack, and even better sound effects. the first time it rained in the game, i had headphones on, and i genuinely checked to see if it was raining outside. it’s that good. it has extremely simple tap or swipe controls, with alternative controls if you dont like them. while it does have one of those systems where you spend energy to fight a battle, where the energy recharges over time, its not extremely annoying like all the others. the maximum amount of energy you have increases as you level up, and it recharges at a rate of about 1 energy every 5 minutes, which is plenty, as it recharges to almost 250 overnight at level 20. that much energy will last you an hour straight of battling enemies in this game. its amazing. i highly recommend anyone looking for a game to play to GET THIS GAME. THIS ONE. RIGHT HERE. you will not regret it for even a second. if this game costed money i would buy it in a heartbeat its so fun. this is the game youve been looking for, whether you knew it or not.

This game is really good, and I think I’m addicted. There is great story, great battle styles, and so so much more. But the reason I’m writing this review is to go over some things I think could be changed or edited. If you’re reading this and are thinking about downloading the game, please do. It’s really fun. I know it sounds like I’m saying the game is bad in this review, but it really isn’t. Just wanted to make that clear. One thing is that for a free game it’s a little pay to win. You can still complete the game without paying though, but it’s constantly bombarding you with deals and passes and whatnot. I understand that you have to make money somehow, but it’s just a little much. And this isn’t as much a problem with the game, but I just want to vent a little about guilds. I’m trying to make a guild for hanging out and still doing bosses and stuff, but nobody is joining. I’m not trying to be the whiny privileged 7 year old, but it’s gotten really annoying. I only have me and my alt, and the worst part is I can’t do anything until people join. This would be fine, but I can’t progress through certain tasks and stuff without this. And I know I could just join a guild, but most of them either don’t talk at all or nobody is playing. But ignoring all that I just said, the game is great and I hope you continue to update it and create more. If you have any tips (or even read this) please help me with the guild thing. (Also my guild name is “C H E E S E” for anyone seeing this who wants to join) Anyways love your game bye :)

I happened upon this game a few months ago and I decided to jump in and try it because it’s guild based. But I figured I’d probably delete it in 5 minutes. Other games I’ve tried like this are too complicated with too many moving parts and loaded with ads, and I’d get more frustrated than have fun. Knighthood is not like that at all. They have an easy alert trail you can follow that helps you figure out where everything is and what you need to check on, which is so helpful because it speeds up the learning curve, and makes daily actions go faster. I’m also not a fan of crafting games, but they made even the basic crafting element of Knighthood fun and easy. Yes, it’s a bit of a grind if you’re F2P. They have different deals and resources you can buy with real money to speed things up, but you can totally play for free. There are in-game resources you can spend to get what you need to advance. And there are places you can earn free resources by watching an ad. But there are NO unwanted ads between actions, at all. None. Thank you, devs! Update: Since I wrote this, Knighthood added Guild Wars. Once that happened, I soon figured out I needed to leave my guild because no one was actively engaging in wars nor figuring out the strategy of it. I joined a guild that was more active in GW and I learned more about how to play in one GW than in the previous three months with the other guild. I even started getting up early with some other nerds to take advantage of the "30 minute cooldown before reset" rule. So fun! (If you are reading this and didn't know about that rule -- time to find a new guild!)