Step Knight: Idle RPG

Your knight hero fights monsters around the clock — even while the app is closed. Open it and collect what happened: kills, XP, level-ups. But here is the twist: YOUR STEPS ARE THE MONEY. Every step you take today becomes Dew, the in-game gold. Spend it on weapons and armor before midnight, because Dew dries up when the day ends. No hoarding, no weeks of grinding — every piece of gear is a one-day walking goal. The evening walk suddenly has a reason. HOW IT WORKS - Your knight battles on its own: kills give XP, XP gives levels (cap 60) - Every piece you buy SHOWS on your knight — six armor sets re-kit the figure head to boot, eight weapons sit in its hand - Levels unlock 8 weapons (faster kills = more XP per hour) and 6 armor sets, each with a different boost: +XP, +attack, +Dew from steps, longer offline progress, +raid damage, or a bit of everything - Today's steps = today's Dew. 1 step = 1 Dew. Unspent Dew evaporates at midnight — spend it or lose it - Progress continues while the app is closed (up to 8 hours away, 16 with the River Scale set) RAID DUNGEONS Five dungeons gated by level, each with a raid boss: the Mud Golem, the River Wyrm, the Briar Troll, the Ash Drake and the Storm Roc. One entry a day. A raid lasts one real hour: XP x3, Dew x2 — and every step you take during the hour strikes the boss. Idle damage alone will not fell a boss; the walk is the weapon. Start a raid, put on your shoes. GLOBAL LEADERBOARD Compete with every Step Knight hero in the world. Anonymous handles (you are HERO-something, no signup, no typing), ranked by lifetime XP, with levels and boss kills on display. Needs your phone nearby. MADE FOR YOUR WRIST - Buttons AND touch, on every screen - Crisp pixel art from 218px MIP watches to AMOLED - No account, no ads, nothing to configure - The only permission it asks for is the leaderboard connection From the makers of Capybara Buddy (the pixel-pet watch face) and Capy Crossing (the arcade hopper). If you enjoy step-powered games, this knight works for you.

Raid screens now fill the watch and sit centred, the boss art is twice the size, and the outcome of your last raid is visible again alongside the daily hint.