Just recently came out. Excellent reviews by-in-large. Star Knight Left Right Co., Ltd Easy games are no fun! If you are tired of meaningless automatic actions, Star Knight is the perfect game for you! A … Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsEasy games are no fun! If you are tired of meaningless automatic actions, Star Knight is the perfect game for you! A fantastic balance between gorgeous graphics, adventure, and action, challenge yourself to the high level action platform game, Star Knight! The peaceful planet Gaon is under attack by hordes of monsters, and Dark Dragon Nidhogg took away the sun. Can the knight ‘Naro’ overcome the challenges ahead and bring back peace? * Complete the beautiful yet different stages! - Try again and again to reach the objective of stages full of various terrain and unique traps. - Defeat increasingly powerful and diverse enemies. You will be rewarded with satisfying hits during your attack! - Overcome bosses with special and powerful patterns and claim your reward! * Collect and grow your character! - Purchase powerful weapons with the coins you’ve collected! Better swords can contain more skills. - Collect runes to claim more powerful and impressive skills. - Find hidden items and jewel chests. Your character will become more powerful! * Participate in the competitive arena mode! - Fight as you wish in the simple stages of arena mode, and claim coins! - Survive the endless wave of enemies as long as you can and compete with other players! Information Seller:Left Right Co., Ltd Genre:Action, Adventure Release:Apr 20, 2016 Updated:Jul 10, 2019 Version:3.0.0 Size:584.2 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (11) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal First impressions are very positive for me. Money is easy to get and at least the first level is well balanced. Touch controls seem good. Main thread is here Amenbrother Well-Known Member Jun 24, 2011 6,659 7 38 #2 Amenbrother, Apr 27, 2016 pluto6 Well-Known Member Jun 21, 2009 5,837 3 38 Military #3 pluto6, Apr 27, 2016 It happens. I have been buying apps since June of 2009 and price drops are a constant. Probably one of the reasons freemium does so much better. Anyways, if I like the app, no big deal. Its more of a drag when the app is so-so and I feel like I wasted my money. shadowgamerr Well-Known Member Apr 16, 2011 264 1 18 Living life and Playing mobile games Right by your side #4 shadowgamerr, Apr 28, 2016 This is disrespectful for the Day 1 buyers... If you're going to have an introductory price, you have it Day 1, not Day 6. That is how you draw in people. Then, at the earliest, you do a sale a month or two later. Doing like they did only convinced me of one thing: it is the first and will remain the last purchase from this developer. They won't have my buck(s) again. PS: I don't mind spending 3 bucks on the app, I mind having a disrespectful developer taking those 3 bucks. And no, no refund and repurchase, I don't do these stunts. pluto6 Well-Known Member Jun 21, 2009 5,837 3 38 Military #5 pluto6, Apr 29, 2016 Not trying to create an argument. You have been around almost 5 years - this has happened at least hundreds of times since 2011. If this is the first time - I have no idea how you havent seen this before. The developers are trying to earn a living. After playing a number of more levels - this is a very good game. Well worth your dollar. sharfaust Well-Known Member Jul 1, 2013 339 75 28 #6 sharfaust, Apr 29, 2016 Exactly. # demod1 Well-Known Member Oct 9, 2012 414 0 0 #7 demod1, Apr 29, 2016 Crying over $2... smh shadowgamerr Well-Known Member Apr 16, 2011 264 1 18 Living life and Playing mobile games Right by your side #8 shadowgamerr, Apr 30, 2016 Last edited: Apr 30, 2016 For fraks sake, I didn't cry over 2 bucks, I thought this practice of being disrespectful has generally stopped. Look at Goblin Sword and its developers, for example. They launched it at a price, increased it a week or two after. Dropped it only once, made it feel like they respected the player base and knew how to handle things. Bonus points for the update that is about to come (hopefully they will charge for it so we get more from them). And if you would have read what I wrote, I said that the only thing I held against the developer was this dropped price being called "Global release celebration" a week after the actual launch. It is disrespectful for the Day 1 buyers and it shows that the developer didn't give a darn about them, only those counting from Day-the-app-dropped-price-onwards matter. Anyway, I will vote the way I always did - with the dollars, and in their case, unlikely to receive them Day 1 again and probably others will do the same. " this has happened at least hundreds of times since 2011" - yep, and every time it happened like in Star Knight's case, I made sure to avoid that developer for a Day 1 purchase. Always worked, but you can never know with new devs, like this one. PS: For those who hesitate, the game is ok, you can get it. You will definitely get the bang for the buck(s). Don't forget to play in the arena for extra coins. Exact-Psience Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 22,664 2 38 The Work-At-Home Guy Philippines #9 Exact-Psience, Apr 30, 2016 It's criminal to have been asked $1 more, but not if you lose thousands in development costs. pluto6 Well-Known Member Jun 21, 2009 5,837 3 38 Military #10 pluto6, Apr 30, 2016 I think "disrespect" is right up there with "addictive" as being one of the most overused words in the Enlish language with particular application to the app store. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
pluto6 Well-Known Member Jun 21, 2009 5,837 3 38 Military #3 pluto6, Apr 27, 2016 It happens. I have been buying apps since June of 2009 and price drops are a constant. Probably one of the reasons freemium does so much better. Anyways, if I like the app, no big deal. Its more of a drag when the app is so-so and I feel like I wasted my money. shadowgamerr Well-Known Member Apr 16, 2011 264 1 18 Living life and Playing mobile games Right by your side #4 shadowgamerr, Apr 28, 2016 This is disrespectful for the Day 1 buyers... If you're going to have an introductory price, you have it Day 1, not Day 6. That is how you draw in people. Then, at the earliest, you do a sale a month or two later. Doing like they did only convinced me of one thing: it is the first and will remain the last purchase from this developer. They won't have my buck(s) again. PS: I don't mind spending 3 bucks on the app, I mind having a disrespectful developer taking those 3 bucks. And no, no refund and repurchase, I don't do these stunts. pluto6 Well-Known Member Jun 21, 2009 5,837 3 38 Military #5 pluto6, Apr 29, 2016 Not trying to create an argument. You have been around almost 5 years - this has happened at least hundreds of times since 2011. If this is the first time - I have no idea how you havent seen this before. The developers are trying to earn a living. After playing a number of more levels - this is a very good game. Well worth your dollar. sharfaust Well-Known Member Jul 1, 2013 339 75 28 #6 sharfaust, Apr 29, 2016 Exactly. # demod1 Well-Known Member Oct 9, 2012 414 0 0 #7 demod1, Apr 29, 2016 Crying over $2... smh shadowgamerr Well-Known Member Apr 16, 2011 264 1 18 Living life and Playing mobile games Right by your side #8 shadowgamerr, Apr 30, 2016 Last edited: Apr 30, 2016 For fraks sake, I didn't cry over 2 bucks, I thought this practice of being disrespectful has generally stopped. Look at Goblin Sword and its developers, for example. They launched it at a price, increased it a week or two after. Dropped it only once, made it feel like they respected the player base and knew how to handle things. Bonus points for the update that is about to come (hopefully they will charge for it so we get more from them). And if you would have read what I wrote, I said that the only thing I held against the developer was this dropped price being called "Global release celebration" a week after the actual launch. It is disrespectful for the Day 1 buyers and it shows that the developer didn't give a darn about them, only those counting from Day-the-app-dropped-price-onwards matter. Anyway, I will vote the way I always did - with the dollars, and in their case, unlikely to receive them Day 1 again and probably others will do the same. " this has happened at least hundreds of times since 2011" - yep, and every time it happened like in Star Knight's case, I made sure to avoid that developer for a Day 1 purchase. Always worked, but you can never know with new devs, like this one. PS: For those who hesitate, the game is ok, you can get it. You will definitely get the bang for the buck(s). Don't forget to play in the arena for extra coins. Exact-Psience Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 22,664 2 38 The Work-At-Home Guy Philippines #9 Exact-Psience, Apr 30, 2016 It's criminal to have been asked $1 more, but not if you lose thousands in development costs. pluto6 Well-Known Member Jun 21, 2009 5,837 3 38 Military #10 pluto6, Apr 30, 2016 I think "disrespect" is right up there with "addictive" as being one of the most overused words in the Enlish language with particular application to the app store. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
It happens. I have been buying apps since June of 2009 and price drops are a constant. Probably one of the reasons freemium does so much better. Anyways, if I like the app, no big deal. Its more of a drag when the app is so-so and I feel like I wasted my money.
This is disrespectful for the Day 1 buyers... If you're going to have an introductory price, you have it Day 1, not Day 6. That is how you draw in people. Then, at the earliest, you do a sale a month or two later. Doing like they did only convinced me of one thing: it is the first and will remain the last purchase from this developer. They won't have my buck(s) again. PS: I don't mind spending 3 bucks on the app, I mind having a disrespectful developer taking those 3 bucks. And no, no refund and repurchase, I don't do these stunts.
Not trying to create an argument. You have been around almost 5 years - this has happened at least hundreds of times since 2011. If this is the first time - I have no idea how you havent seen this before. The developers are trying to earn a living. After playing a number of more levels - this is a very good game. Well worth your dollar.
For fraks sake, I didn't cry over 2 bucks, I thought this practice of being disrespectful has generally stopped. Look at Goblin Sword and its developers, for example. They launched it at a price, increased it a week or two after. Dropped it only once, made it feel like they respected the player base and knew how to handle things. Bonus points for the update that is about to come (hopefully they will charge for it so we get more from them). And if you would have read what I wrote, I said that the only thing I held against the developer was this dropped price being called "Global release celebration" a week after the actual launch. It is disrespectful for the Day 1 buyers and it shows that the developer didn't give a darn about them, only those counting from Day-the-app-dropped-price-onwards matter. Anyway, I will vote the way I always did - with the dollars, and in their case, unlikely to receive them Day 1 again and probably others will do the same. " this has happened at least hundreds of times since 2011" - yep, and every time it happened like in Star Knight's case, I made sure to avoid that developer for a Day 1 purchase. Always worked, but you can never know with new devs, like this one. PS: For those who hesitate, the game is ok, you can get it. You will definitely get the bang for the buck(s). Don't forget to play in the arena for extra coins.
I think "disrespect" is right up there with "addictive" as being one of the most overused words in the Enlish language with particular application to the app store.
