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Progress Knight

Progress Knight

Progress Knight follows a single life in a medieval kingdom, told through progress bars and numbers. You start at age 14 as a penniless beggar with about 70 years to live. Time passes on its own while your job earns coins and your chosen skill slowly levels up.

Every life has an end, and that is the hook. Once you grow old, a mysterious amulet lets you begin again with lasting bonuses, so each life moves faster than the one before. Ihtasham42 made the game and released it into the public domain.

How to play Progress Knight

You always hold one job and study one skill at a time. Click a row to switch to it. Higher levels need more xp, and each job level pays a little more. Better jobs open once you reach level 10 in the previous job and hit certain skill levels, such as Strength 5 for the first military rank.

Money is shown in copper, silver, gold and platinum, with 100 of one making 1 of the next. When you can afford it, the Shop lets you move to better homes and buy items. Homes raise happiness, which speeds up all xp, while items like the Book or Dumbbells help specific skills. Each one has a daily upkeep, and going below zero coins strips them all away.

The Amulet tab shows up at age 25. From 65 on, you can be reborn, gaining an xp multiplier on every job and skill based on the highest level you reached. Two automation switches, auto-promote and auto-learn, become available once you turn 20.

Controls

ActionKeyboardMouseTouch
Pick a job or skill—Click its progress barTap its progress bar
Change tabs (Jobs, Skills, Shop, Amulet, Settings)—Click a tabTap a tab
Move home or toggle an item—Click the itemTap the item
Pause or resume—Click PauseTap Pause
Automation—Tick auto-promote or auto-learnTap the checkbox

Tips

  • Level Strength in your first life. It unlocks the military ladder at level 5 and is needed for some common jobs too.
  • Grab the Book from the Shop as soon as you can. It is cheap and boosts skill xp, which helps everything you train afterward.
  • Keep an eye on your daily net income before adding upkeep. A purchase that pushes you into the red will cost you every item at once.
  • Do not hurry into your first rebirth. Your bonus depends on the highest levels you reached, so a longer life pays off in the next one.
  • With auto-learn on, mark unhelpful skills as skipped so the game spends your time on the ones that matter.

If you like Progress Knight, try these

  • A Dark Room

    Text-driven and slow to unfold, this one grows a single fire into a village before sending you out to explore.

  • Prestige Tree Rewritten

    Rebirth is the core loop in both; here every reset unlocks a fresh layer on a branching tree of upgrades.

Questions

Does Progress Knight save automatically?

Yes. Your game is stored in your browser and loads again when you come back on the same device. The Settings tab also has options to export or import a save.

When can you rebirth in Progress Knight?

The Amulet tab appears at age 25, and the first rebirth becomes available at 65. A second kind of rebirth, which leads to dark magic skills, opens at age 200.

Can I play Progress Knight on a phone?

Yes, everything is tapping on buttons and bars. The page has a lot of text and tables, so a larger screen or landscape view is easier to read.

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