AppSir, the mobile developer behind the quirky one-bit platformer Climb Knight, is releasing a major update on February 25th. This free update includes three brand-new minigames and a mysterious advisor character, reminiscent of Apple Newton shareware. Given AppSir's history of spooky and intriguing releases, it's safe to assume there's more to this update than initially meets the eye.

AppSir consistently delivers unique and enjoyable indie experiences, as evidenced by our positive review of their previous title, Spooky Pixel Hero. While we previously covered Climb Knight, the developer's enthusiastic response to its reception prompted this substantial update.

The addition of three one-bit minigames and a cryptic advisor promises expanded gameplay and a deeper narrative. AppSir's commitment to creating a distinct retro aesthetic, similar to the excellent Faith trilogy, is once again on full display. Their dedication to crafting high-quality indie games for mobile is commendable.

For more details on the developer's thoughts regarding Climb Knight's reception, check out Darius's latest blog post. You can also revisit our review of Spooky Pixel Hero for another taste of AppSir's unique style. And for more gaming news and discussions, tune into the latest episode of the Pocket Gamer Podcast!