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Postknight

8.2
•2017•
Everyone10+
Postknight
Postknight

Platforms

  • Android
    Feb 9, 2017
    8.2
    playscore
    7.8
    2 Critics
    9.4
    334K Players
  • iOS
    Feb 9, 2017
    8.1
    playscore
    7.3
    3 Critics
    9.4
    5.62K Players

4 critic reviews · 3 community reviews across all platforms

Microtransactions

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Critic Reviews

  • MiniReview

    MiniReview

    7.0
    Within seconds of firing up Postknight, you’ll discover a love you never knew you had: mail delivery. Tossing us into the gameplay almost immediately, this time-tested treasure from Kurechii combines auto-runner and auto-battler mechanics to create an RPG experience superb for quick gameplay sessions.
    Kray · Jul 14, 2021
    Reviewed on iOS
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  • 148Apps

    148Apps

    7.0
    Postknight got its claws into me when I first started playing it, but the more time I spent with it, the more I realized how rote the moment to moment action is. When that happened, I realized that I really like the world of Postknight and looking at stuff in it, but I don't really like playing it.
    Campbell Bird · Feb 28, 2017
    Reviewed on iOS
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  • AppsZoom.com

    AppsZoom.com

    7.5
    Postknight is fun to play, adding good RPG elements, like leveling up and finding new armor to equip, and features great, smooth running 2D cartoony graphics, a relaxing medieval soundtrack, and a game that’s quite simple to pick-up, challenging, and addicting. During my test run through Postknight, I found some bugs, namely that the game froze on me, and don’t play for a long time, as gameplay does become repetitive since you’re pretty much doing the same thing over and over again, across different levels, with not a lot of variation.
    Daniel Adrian Sanchez · Feb 17, 2017
    Reviewed on And
  • Gamezebo

    Gamezebo

    8.0
    Postknight is an adorable, engaging RPG from the creators of the towerless tower defense game Tiny Guardians. As in Tiny Guardians, developer Kurechii has taken some elements from a popular genre and reworked others, resulting in a game that is both familiar and novel.
    Jillian Werner · Feb 13, 2017
    Reviewed on iOS, And
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About the game

Trailers & Screenshots:
The story follows the adventures of a Postknight — a knight who is tasked with difficult or dangerous deliveries — in the grand kingdom of Kurestal. Through deliveries, the postknight will meet other characters with different backgrounds while venturing across the kingdom of Kurestal and beyond.
Developer: Kurechii