Best game
It’s so addicting i love it so much
I play it nonstop
I play it nonstop
New additions ruined the game
You genuinely ruined the game when you can build full meter in one turn, thus allowing you to use 2 rage attacks in one turn. Absolutely broken garbage.
New Weapon types
I can understand that there are melee weapons in this game, but I would love to see some ranged, magical, etc as well. Maybe to add benefits for wearing that certain armor type as well? All in all, a fantastic game
Extremely pay to win
The game is fun and it’s a nice concept the only problem is you have to pay money if you don’t want spend actual days grinding and grinding to rank up a weapon or something. The fact there is a limit to hunts/dungeons and monster caves makes free to play players unable to progress and limits progress to an extreme level. If you have the money play the game if you don’t then don’t play it
Show more
(Real players in 2026 )
If I am a level 60 , all my mythic armor is a level 60 ,all my armor has gold charms in all 5 slots ,I’ve enlighten my heroes and other heroes to advance my main hero(s)……I’m at a stand still , I am at a huge pay to win blockage at Karnhiem Top (last floor ).
*must take one of those beast out (together both beast are OVER POWERED).
*must take one of those beast out (together both beast are OVER POWERED).
Show more
One star
Lots of ads, only way to progress is paying money. Bugs an out and customer service does absolutely nothing. Do not waste your time on mediocre game.
It’s got knights in it ofc it’s good
great opening good combat mechanics and dark fantasy style
Knighthood Review – An RPG Disguised as a Shop
Knighthood is a mobile RPG where you fight monsters, collect heroes, upgrade gear, join guilds, and most importantly, close pop-ups asking you to spend money.
The game starts innocently enough. You create your knight, learn the combat system, and begin your journey through a surprisingly well-made fantasy world. Then, somewhere along the way, Knighthood remembers its true purpose: showing you things that cost £19.99.
Every time you log in, the game seems genuinely concerned that you haven’t bought anything recently. Limited-time bundles. Special offers. Exclusive deals. Emergency deals. Deals so special that a nearly identical deal will appear tomorrow.
The pricing is particularly impressive. For the low, low cost of what some people spend on an actual full game, you can purchase enough resources to save yourself several minutes of waiting. What a bargain.
Then there’s the game’s fascinating interpretation of the word “free.”
Many rewards are labelled as free, which is technically true in the same way that a supermarket sample is free after you’ve walked across the entire store to get it. Click the reward and you’re often greeted with an advert. Apparently we’ve reached a point where “free” means “paid for with your time.”
Want a chest? Watch an ad.
Want some extra resources? Watch an ad.
Want that free reward? Congratulations. You’ve earned the privilege of watching an ad for a mobile game that is probably even more aggressive than this one.
To Knighthood’s credit, there is actually a good game buried underneath the sales pitches. The combat is enjoyable, the art direction is excellent, and character progression can be genuinely satisfying. That’s what makes the constant monetisation so frustrating. It’s like being interrupted by a salesman every five minutes while trying to read a good book.
By the end, I wasn’t sure whether I was playing a fantasy RPG or attending a timeshare presentation hosted by goblins.
Final Verdict:
A genuinely fun mobile RPG trapped inside a never-ending shopping channel. If you can tolerate being asked for money approximately every time you blink, there’s a good game here. The problem is that Knighthood seems determined to make sure you never forget who’s really on the adventure: your wallet.
The game starts innocently enough. You create your knight, learn the combat system, and begin your journey through a surprisingly well-made fantasy world. Then, somewhere along the way, Knighthood remembers its true purpose: showing you things that cost £19.99.
Every time you log in, the game seems genuinely concerned that you haven’t bought anything recently. Limited-time bundles. Special offers. Exclusive deals. Emergency deals. Deals so special that a nearly identical deal will appear tomorrow.
The pricing is particularly impressive. For the low, low cost of what some people spend on an actual full game, you can purchase enough resources to save yourself several minutes of waiting. What a bargain.
Then there’s the game’s fascinating interpretation of the word “free.”
Many rewards are labelled as free, which is technically true in the same way that a supermarket sample is free after you’ve walked across the entire store to get it. Click the reward and you’re often greeted with an advert. Apparently we’ve reached a point where “free” means “paid for with your time.”
Want a chest? Watch an ad.
Want some extra resources? Watch an ad.
Want that free reward? Congratulations. You’ve earned the privilege of watching an ad for a mobile game that is probably even more aggressive than this one.
To Knighthood’s credit, there is actually a good game buried underneath the sales pitches. The combat is enjoyable, the art direction is excellent, and character progression can be genuinely satisfying. That’s what makes the constant monetisation so frustrating. It’s like being interrupted by a salesman every five minutes while trying to read a good book.
By the end, I wasn’t sure whether I was playing a fantasy RPG or attending a timeshare presentation hosted by goblins.
Final Verdict:
A genuinely fun mobile RPG trapped inside a never-ending shopping channel. If you can tolerate being asked for money approximately every time you blink, there’s a good game here. The problem is that Knighthood seems determined to make sure you never forget who’s really on the adventure: your wallet.
Show more
Rigged
Game is solid in structure. I feel Like it is rigged to
Make you spend money to advance. Not being able to attack the back row is a scam. It almost always keeps you from progressing in the game without having to spend money to rank up to make it through.
Make you spend money to advance. Not being able to attack the back row is a scam. It almost always keeps you from progressing in the game without having to spend money to rank up to make it through.
Horrible balancing
This game has been out for awhile. The devs only update cosmetics and do 0 balancing for levels and guild wars are a mess. Full level 70 guilds against new players. P2W bs
More gauntlets
You should add a gauntlet that shoots rockets for a finisher.
n sai da tela de carregar em plena gw
vocês tão de sacanagem com os jogadores, muito bug!! jogo tá na falência pelo visto !!
MotoGoblin
Yeah, this game is awesome! Smooth and easy interface, good graphics, and plenty of things to do. Definitely my fav game for phone.
Stop playing safe
This game is honestly great, and despite the fact that I’ve only been playing for a less than 5 days I’ve had more fun on this game than any other this summer. Now than onto the title this game should add more variety in weapons and I understand that this a medieval genre game “correct me if I’m wrong” but weapons like katanas and staffs should be implemented for players to use and they should also have a chance for unique attacks like critical hits. that’s all great game.
Show more
Great
Fun game, enough variety and goals to fulfill to keep one engaged. Sure you can spend money to accelerate growth if you choose, but unlike the whiners who think they should get everything for free, I accept we live in a market economy and there are people behind the scenes who deserve to make a living. Pay if you want, don’t pay if you want…play another game if you are unhappy.
Show more
Genuinely just a great mobile game
I don’t get how this game isnt as popular as I feel it should be, graphic are great. There’s always something to do, nothing feels grindy or tedious.
There’s a lot to do and a lot of variation to how you do everything. Genuinely just a fun game with a lot of content and constantly updated.
Also, no ads!!!
There’s a lot to do and a lot of variation to how you do everything. Genuinely just a fun game with a lot of content and constantly updated.
Also, no ads!!!
Show more
うーん
正直ビジュアルやデザインだけな感じ、誤作動は多いし
課金しまくってもレベルは上がらないよ。イベントは多いけど報酬が少ない。正直カモにされてるとしか思えない。
課金しまくってもレベルは上がらないよ。イベントは多いけど報酬が少ない。正直カモにされてるとしか思えない。
Poor crafting system and no support
I accidentally lost a high-rarity weapon through the mythic crafting system because the game consumed the item before all materials were complete. Support refused restoration or compensation. Players should be very careful with the crafting interface before investing money.
My honest opinion
Really like gameplay, but one think makes me sad, why we can’t chat straight between players?
Assemble!
One of the most enjoyable RPGs I’ve played on my phone. Depth!!
