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Postknight (Unreleased) Android and iOS Game - Review

The under-development Android and iOS game by Kurechii, Postknight is now available on Play Market for Early Access Download. It has been announced that the game will be released officially on 9th of February. The game is an RPG set in bite-size style. The cute small characters and the nicely designed green game environment looks very pretty. The game looks very soothing while small missions and 'deliveries' make the game enjoyable while not being frustrating.


You are a Postknight, meaning you will 'deliver anying, to anywhere'. Now this motto is something that will tell you about the game. The game starts with you at Headquarters where you are immediately assigned a delivery at Pompon Village. When you reach there, you find that all of the villagers have fled due to a rumour of dragon attack, so now its your job to find all the villagers, get the deliveries done, get yourself knighted and improve your rankings.

Like all RPG's the game also has following features:
- Setting various attributes for the character namely Strength, Agility, Intelligence and Vitality.
- You can grab various weapons and armour for your character.
- You have potions for your character
- Blacksmith and alchmist are available for upgrading your weapons/armour and potions with various item requirements
- You have missions board
- You get to kill various enemies and yes, there are boss fights too.
- Apart from these features the game also has a relationship feature which shows you how close you are to certain characters (all female)

The downside of the game is that you cannot choose your character since there is only one, not even your gender. You can obviously suggest this to developers since the game is still in development phase.

Watch the gameplay in the video below:
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Over all, I would give Postknight 3.5 rating out of 5. It would have made 4+ with character choice available. Lets see how it fairs after launch.

Till the next time. Ciao

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