History VideoGame / Postknight

* AmbiguouslyBi: Due to the nature of the second protagonist not having a defined or selectable gender aside from body type, [[HaremGenre all the love interests]] in ''Postknight 2'' may appear as such.

* CanonImmigrant: As most of the games made by Kurechii are set in the kingdom of Kurestal, there are instances where some characters from one series pop up in another. Most recent of which is Daphne from the developers' 2019 game King's League II appearing in Postknight 2 as the player's go-to merchant for its "Dungeons" game mode.

* DiminishingReturnsForBalance: While the benefits from each stat remain fixed, the costs to raise them gradually increase the higher the stats go up. This still does not dissuade specialized builds as [[DumpStat certain stats aren't worth putting points in to begin with]].

** INT reduces magic damage, but they can be handled just fine as you process through with higher maximum health and potions that restores higher HP. It also raise experience gained, but reaching the level cap is not that tedious as you farm coins and rare drops along the way.
** VIT increases your maximum health by 12 points, a minimal bonus when enemies typically deal hundreds of points of damage per hit even with endgame armor and defense buffs. Leveling up also increases your maximum health and by a higher amount than VIT.

%%* WingDingEyes: The Postknight has swirled eyes when stunned or knocked out.
%%* WrenchWench: Asteria, one of the girls you can bond with in the first game, is a blacksmith.
* YouAllLookFamiliar: All the bosses look like the exact same bearded guy in different clothing. For all we know, it may actually ''be'' the case. Averted in the sequel... for now.

A sequel, ''Postknight 2'' is available through early access for Android, and through Testflight on iOS, and is set to release on December 2. It is set seven years after the events of the original game and follows a new Postknight recruit and their adventures under the shadow of the previous protagonist, now referred to as the "Legendary Postknight".

* AmbiguouslyBi: The sequel's protagonist has no defined gender, can wear both male and female outfits, and [[HaremGenre can pursue both male and female romantic partners]].

''[[http://postknight.com/ Postknight]]'' is an ActionRPG released for iOS and Android. In it, you play as a Postknight, a pink-haired male knight who delivers post around the kingdom of Kurestal and resolves whatever conflict happens to occur with the simple tool of fighting the enemies off.

%%* {{Cap}}: As of version 2.2.28, the first game's maximum level is 99. The sequel's early access level cap is 40.

* HaremGenre: The first game can play out like this due to the Relationship system. The sequel keeps the system, but adds in male characters to the mix as the new protagonist is [[AmbiguouslyBi not restricted by gender]]. Even acknowledged by Dahlia in the sequel as she reminisces the time she and Camellia both fell in love with the Legendary Postknight a few years ago.

* LegacyCharacter: Downplayed (?) in the sequel. The second game's protagonist, while not having any connection to the first, is said by many to resemble the Legendary Postknight, who is none other than our first protagonist. The Legendary Postknight has not made an appearance in the game and is implied to have embarked on another journey (or has even retired or died), but tales of his deeds in the first game are still being told.

%%* SirensAreMermaids: The Sirens of Shello Bay have female upper bodies, but fish tail lower bodies.

%%* WrenchWench: Asteria, one of the girls you can bond with, is a blacksmith.
%%* YouAllLookFamiliar: All the bosses look like the exact same bearded guy in different clothing. For all we know it may actually ''be'' the case.

A sequel, ''Postknight 2'' is available through early access for Android, and through Testflight on iOS.

!! Has examples of:

* CharacterCustomization: You can choose the name of the Postknight you play as, equip multiple types of equipment, and increase your stats every time you level up.

%%GameGourmet: ''Postknight 2'' introduces various food items which either [[HyperactiveMetabolism recover some health]] or provide temporary boosts to stats. These food items include muffins, soup, fish, bacon and steak.

''[[http://postknight.com/ Postknight]]'' is an {{RPG}} for the iPhone/iPad and Android. In it, you play as a Postknight, a pink-haired male knight who delivers mail. A sequel is currently in early access on Android, at least.

* BlowYouAway: The Scandit Chief of Griffondell has a Zephyrite gun that when used, uses winds to push you back.
* {{Cap}}: As of version 2.2.28, the first game's maximum level is 99. The sequel's early access level cap is 40.

* DumpStat: The first game lets you allocate stat points, but when the late game rolls around you're better spent dumping 50 Gems into a stat reset and putting everything in STR and DEX.
** INT reduces magic damage, but they can be handled just fine as you process through with higher maximum health and potions that restores higher HP; one Shield skill negates magic damage outright. It also raise experience gained, but reaching max level is not that tedious as your farm coins and rare drops along the way.
** VIT increases your maximum health by 12 points. Your maximum health at level 99 is at least 2000 and enemies warranting that much health to survive attacks from can still defeat you easily even with the extra health.

** The Experience Ring boosts experience gain by 100% permanently. Free players should skip this because they'll likely reach the cap before they have the 800 gems required.
* {{Fireballs}}: Bandit Mages fire them.
* FlavorText: Every item has some, like:
** Apple Juice:
---> Freshly pressed apple juice in a bottle.
** Honey:
---> A jar of sticky sweetness.
* FlowersOfRomance: You deliver a bouquet for someone's date in one of the Delivery Quests at Shello Bay.
* GetBackHereBoss: The bosses at the end of every area would run away from you before attacking.
* HammerSpace: Items the Postknight must deliver are shrunken down and stored inside magical scrolls, allowing you to deliver things such as ''entire buildings'' with relative ease.
* HealingPotion: Potions can be used to recover health, and they all come with an additional buff to one of your stats. The Red Potion, for example, recovers health and also grants a bit of defense.
* JobTitle: Also a OneWordTitle and a {{Portmantitle}}.

* LifeMeter: The game uses a red one for you, and your enemies.
* MoneySpider: Defeated enemies drop money.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: In many, many instances where ranged enemies knock you back, giving you a short time frame for the Charge and Shield cooldown to refresh before confronting the more hard-hitting melee units before them.
* OneWordTitle: Also a JobTitle and a {{Portmantitle}}.
* PointyEars: The Sirens of Shello Bay have them.
* {{Portmantitle}}: Also a JobTitle and a OneWordTitle.
* {{Pyromaniac}}: It's the "seemingly dangerous person" to whom you're delivering a "seemingly dangerous potion" in the KABOOM Delivery Quest at Shello Bay.
* RegeneratingHealth: While in the main area, offline or not, you slowly regenerate health. You can purchase upgrades that accelerate the recovery rate, but you'll still be waiting a while as your level increases.
* ScratchDamage: No matter how much defense you have, you always take at least 1 point of damage from attacks.
* SirensAreMermaids: The Sirens of Shello Bay have female upper bodies, but fish tail lower bodies.

* WingDingEyes: The Postknight has swirled eyes when stunned or knocked out.
* WrenchWench: Asteria, one of the girls you can bond with, is a blacksmith.
* YouAllLookFamiliar: All the bosses look like the exact same bearded guy in different clothing. For all we know it may actually ''be'' the case.

''[[http://postknight.com/ Postknight]]'' is an {{RPG}} for the iPhone/iPad and Android. In it, you play as a Postknight, a pink-haired male knight who delivers mail.

* {{Cap}}: As of version 2.2.28, the maximum level is 99.

* DumpStat:
** INT reduces magic damage, but they can be handled just fine as you process through with higher maximum health and potions that restores higher HP. It also raise experience gained, but reaching max level is not that tedious as your farm coins and rare drops along the way.

** The Experience Ring boosts experience gain by 100% permanently.

* RegeneratingHealth: While in the main area, offline or not, you slowly regenerate health.

* NoSell: Some enemies, namely the Crabucket and the Wolo variations, can stun you if you charge at them, but the real MVP is the Myke, who not only stuns charging players but also remains ''stationary'', which forces the player to resort to hand-to-hand combat. Luckily, they can still be pushed around from charging if the player is willing to waste a few seconds.

* NoSell: Some enemies, namely the Crabucket and the Wolo variations, can stun you if you charge at them, but the real MVP is the Myke, who not only stuns charging players but also remains ''stationary'', which forces the player to resort to hand-to-hand combat. Luckily they can still be pushed around from charging if the player is willing to waste a few seconds.

* NiceJobFixingItVillain: In many, many instances where ranged enemies knock you back, giving you a few spare seconds for the Charge and Shield cooldown to refresh before confronting the more hard-hitting melee units before them.

* {{Pyromaniac}}: It's the "seemingly dangerous person" who you're delivering a "seemingly dangerous potion" to in the KABOOM Delivery Quest at Shello Bay.

* TennisBoss: The Pirate Boss of Shello Bay fires three cannon balls at you. If you have your shield up you can deflect the third shot back at him, stunning him for a while.

* WrenchWench: Asteria, one of the girls you can bond with, is a blacksmith.

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* DumpStat: VIT increases your maximum health by 12 points. Your maximum health at level 99 is at least 2000 and enemies warranting that much health to survive attacks from can still defeat you easily even with the extra health.

** The INT stat boosts experience by 2%.

''[[http://postknight.com/ Postknight]]'' is an {{RPG}} for the iPhone/iPad and Android. In it, you play as the titular Postknight, a pink-haired male knight who delivers post.

* {{Cap}}: At version 1.0.17(124), the maximum level is 70.
* CharacterCustomization: You can choose the name of the Postknight you play as, and increase some of your stats every time you level up.
* CharacterLevel: You gather ExperiencePoints, and after getting a certain number of them, you can increase your stats.
* ExperiencePoints: Earn them either by waiting, or fighting monsters. Get enough, and you level up.

** One of the purposes of the Intelligence stat.
** Some equipment sets boost experience: "Adventurer's Set", and "Seagleam Set" boost experience gain by 10% and 15%, respectively.
** The final level of some equipment also give experience boosts with the hidden property, "Thrive High", which gives 5% experience boost, such as on the Adventurer's Cap.

* GetBackHereBoss: The final bosses in Pompon and Caldemount would try to run away from you before attacking.
* HammerSpace: Items that the Postknight must deliver are shrunken down and stored inside magical scrolls, allowing you to deliver things such as ''entire buildings'' with relative ease.
* HealingPotion: The red potion heals and gives some defense.

* PointyEars: The Sirens of Shello Bay have them,

* RegeneratingHealth: Wait when outside a mission, and you regain health.

* TennisBoss: The Pirate Boss of Shello Bay fires three cannon balls at you, and the third one, if you shield against it, hits the boss for 50 points of damage out of his 500.

* WrenchWench: Asteria, one of the girls you can bond with, is a blacksmith.
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* CharacterLevel: You gather ExperiencePoints, and after getting a certain number of them, you can increase you stats.

* {{Cap}}: At version1.0.17(124), the maximum level is 70.

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* {{Pyromanic}}: It's the "seemingly dangerous person" who you're delivering a "seemingly dangerous potion" to in the KABOOM Delivery Quest at Shello Bay.

* LifeMeter: The game uses a red one.