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"Climb Knight Update: New Minigames Added This Month"

by David Apr 21,2025

If there's one thing you can say about mobile developer AppSir, it's that their games are always worth a look. Whether it's the glowing review we gave to Spooky Pixel Hero or any of their other quirky indie titles, AppSir consistently delivers distinct and enjoyable gaming experiences. Their latest release, Climb Knight, is no exception to this rule.

You might be thinking, "Didn't you already cover Climb Knight?" Indeed, we did, and we gave it a fairly positive review. However, the team at AppSir was pleasantly surprised by the warm reception Climb Knight received. In celebration, they've announced a major update set to launch on February 25th, and the best part? It's completely free!

So, what's included in this update? You can look forward to three new one-bit minigames and the introduction of a mysterious new advisor character, inspired by Apple Newton shareware. Given AppSir's history of spooky and intriguing releases, there's likely more to this advisor and the new gameplay than initially meets the eye.

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AppSir exemplifies how a dedicated indie developer can break the mold and achieve popularity on mobile platforms. While I wouldn't go so far as to call them the "New Blood" of smartphones, their work shares similarities with the excellent Faith trilogy, particularly in the spooky, retro aesthetic of their back catalog.

If you're curious about what we thought of Spooky Pixel Hero, you're in for a treat—our review highlights another exceptional release well worth playing. Additionally, if you're interested in developer Darius's insights on the reception to Climb Knight, be sure to check out his latest blog post.

For more gaming insights and discussions, don't forget to tune into the latest episode of our Pocket Gamer Podcast!

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