Postknight Reviews – Page 2
5/5 rating based on 330 reviews. Read all reviews for Postknight for iPhone.
Postknight is free iOS app published by Kurechii Sdn Bhd
Totally POGGERS ?
Annomouse dude
Game is great read this before you buy it and guess what it dosn’t force ADs! (Unless you want the add to happen for like healing reasons and stuff like that) To sum it up, great game and I suggest it
Add some stuff..
Charleighgirl
Hey this is a short review I know but I just neeed this in game....PLZ ADD GENDERSSS to your character
GREAT GAME but two things.......
terrariaisthebestofall
..this is a really good game for time spending. I honestly recommend this game for when the wifi is down, or you want to waste your time. I only have two things that I was not really happy about. First, if you buy a pet in say pompon, it doesn’t fight for you and only is another thing you have to love and care for. Second of all, I don’t like how you have to buy one piece of a certain set using a merchant. Other than that, I think this game is definitely the best RPG on my phone.
No Annoying Ads
RandomCC
It’s cute, smooth, simple gameplay with some afk progression. But most importantly no annoying ads every other level. No gameplay-breaking ads at all. Just the occasional game store plug which is fine with me. I can recommend this game if you just need to mess around for a few minutes at a time, nothing too involved.
Great game!
fastoo123
I really love how you can passively play this game when I have a little free time in between work. I hope this game gets more content or to see a new game from Kurechi
LOVE IT ALREADY!!!
NYHearts
I love this game, but there’s a glitch where When I enter, it glitches me out! Please fix!
Can’t play as female gender
gjsichrbwkaotlg
I was excited to play this game, but was immediately put off by this. Yes, gender is a social construct, but why after I’m prompted to give a name do I not get to choose my gender? It would be one thing if the character was gender ambiguous, but instead, my girly named character was called “lad”. Either make the main character and love interests gender ambiguous or open it up to more than just boy=knight and girl=love interest.