Progress Knight Unblocked

Progress Knight compresses an entire medieval lifetime into a few progress bars. You are 14, broke and begging in the streets, with roughly 70 years ahead of you. The days pass on their own while your current job earns money and your chosen skill slowly levels up. Then old age arrives and the life ends. That is when the game really starts, because a mysterious amulet lets you live again with permanent bonuses. Each new life climbs faster and further, and the game runs unblocked with your save kept in the browser.

Living a Life

At any time you have exactly one job and one skill. Click a row to swap. Every level costs more xp than the last, and jobs pay slightly more per level.

Careers branch three ways: everyday work, a military ladder, and an arcane school for mages. Promotions unlock by reaching level 10 in the previous job and meeting skill targets. Squire needs Strength 5, for example, while the magic academy asks for Concentration and Meditation at 200.

Money shows in c, s, g and p, with 100 of each coin making one of the next. Once you have some savings, the Shop appears. Better homes raise happiness, which boosts every kind of xp, and items like the Book or Dumbbells speed up specific skills. All of them carry a daily cost.

Progress Knight controls

To do this	Mouse	Touch
Set your active job or skill	Click its progress bar	Tap its progress bar
Change tab (Jobs, Skills, Shop, Amulet, Settings)	Click the tab	Tap the tab
Move house or turn a shop item on or off	Click the item button	Tap the item button
Stop or restart time	Click "Pause"	Tap "Pause"
Enable automatic promotion or learning	Tick the box in the sidebar	Tap the box

The Amulet and Rebirth

The Amulet tab shows up at age 25. From 65 onward you can touch its eye to start over at 14. Each job and skill then gets an xp multiplier of 1 plus its max level divided by 10. That means a long, productive life sets up a much stronger next one.

At age 200 a second, darker choice appears: embrace evil. It erases your levels and even your max levels, but grants evil points that unlock a group of dark magic skills.

Smart Choices for Each Life

Here is a rough plan for the first few lives:

• First life: train Strength early. It opens the military at level 5 and is needed for Miner and Blacksmith too. Buy the Book as soon as you can, since cheaper skill xp helps everything that follows.
• Every life: check Net/day before any purchase. A shiny new house means nothing if it bankrupts you.
• Once automation unlocks at age 20: turn on auto-promote and auto-learn, and tick Skip on skills that do not matter for your current goal.
• Before rebirthing: push your max levels as high as you can. Rebirthing too soon wastes the bonus.

Later, the time warping skill speeds up the game, with a button to switch it off if things move too fast.

Why Players Keep Coming Back

Progress Knight is simple to read, needs only clicks, and always gives you a next target. It is a great background game for study breaks. If you enjoy idle growth, try Prestige Tree Rewritten next, or look for more relaxed picks in our casual games.