No. Red Rake Gaming builds Knights as an HTML5 title, so there is no standalone APK file to install. You open the game through your phone's browser at a licensed casino, the same way you would on a desktop.
- Runs in Chrome, Safari and similar mobile browsers without a plugin
- No separate app store listing or installer file exists for this title
- Availability across Canadian provinces depends on the operator, not on Red Rake Gaming
Knights on mobile, from launch to today
- 2019, Knights launches as an HTML5 slot, built for browser play on desktop and mobile from the start.
- Since 2019, No standalone app or APK has followed; browser access through operator sites remains the only documented path to the game.
How to get Knights running on your phone
- Pick a licensed online casino that lists Knights by Red Rake Gaming in its slot catalogue
- Open the casino's website directly in your phone's browser instead of searching app stores for a file
- Register or log in, confirming you meet the minimum age that applies in your province
- Search the lobby for Knights or browse to the Red Rake Gaming section
- Load the game; its HTML5 engine starts in the browser tab with no install prompt
- If you want a shortcut, use your browser's Add to Home Screen option rather than any APK offered outside the operator's site
- Set a stake within your budget and check the bet range before your first spin
What the browser version actually gives you
- Full 5x3 grid with 5 paylines, plus an optional sixth magic reel you can toggle for a higher win ceiling
- Wild symbol tied to the wizard that doubles line wins when it completes a payline
- Free spins triggered by Horse scatters, scaling from 10 to 40 spins depending on how many land
- Knight symbols that convert into wilds during free spins as their badges activate
- Same bet range and reel configuration as the desktop version, with no mobile-only trimming
Why there's no Knights APK to chase down
Red Rake Gaming builds its catalogue, Knights included, on HTML5. That choice is deliberate: an HTML5 game loads inside a browser tab, updates automatically on the operator's server side, and doesn't need a separate installer that a player has to keep current on their own device. For Knights specifically, this means the medieval theme, the wizard wild, and the optional sixth reel all run the same way whether you're on a laptop or a phone.
If you've seen a Knights APK offered outside a licensed casino's own site or app, treat it with caution. Red Rake Gaming does not publish a consumer-facing app for this title, and no source in this research points to an official installer file. Files claiming to be Knights, distributed outside an operator's verified store listing, are not something this site can vouch for.
The practical route is simpler than hunting for a download. You choose an operator that carries Red Rake Gaming's lineup, open their site or app on your phone, and Knights loads the same way any other slot in their lobby does. Some operators do have their own branded apps for iOS or Android, but those are the casino's software, not a Knights-specific package.
Bet range on mobile matches what's documented for the base game: from a low stake up to a higher ceiling once you switch on the sixth reel, which also raises the maximum bet. Nothing about the browser format changes those numbers, since the same math model runs regardless of device.
Mobile support for Knights is described across multiple slot directories as full smartphone compatibility, which lines up with an HTML5 build. What isn't documented is a jurisdiction-specific certification for Canadian provinces, so availability comes down to which licensed operators choose to carry the title in your region.
What the volatility means once you're playing on mobile
high
Knights is generally listed as high volatility, though at least one source calls it medium — worth knowing before you set a session budget. In practice, high volatility means longer stretches without a win between free spins triggers, offset by the chance of larger payouts when the Horse scatter lands or the magic reel is active. A smaller, steadier stake tends to suit that pattern better than chasing the top end of the bet range early in a session.
Questions about downloading and running Knights
Does Red Rake Gaming publish an official Knights APK?
No. There's no dedicated installer file from the studio. Knights runs as an HTML5 title inside your browser at whichever licensed casino carries it.
Can I add Knights to my home screen instead of installing an app?
Yes. Most mobile browsers let you save a shortcut to the casino's Knights page via an Add to Home Screen option, which opens the same browser session without a separate install.
Is a Knights APK found outside an operator's own site safe to use?
Not something this site can confirm. Since no official APK exists, any file claiming to be one falls outside verified sources — stick to licensed casino sites or their own published apps.
Does the mobile version keep the same bet range as desktop?
Yes, based on available data. The base configuration and the extended range with the sixth reel active are the same regardless of device.
Is the sixth magic reel available on mobile without any extra download?
Yes. It's part of the same HTML5 build, so toggling it on works the same way in a mobile browser as it does on desktop.
Play Knights through a licensed casino, no APK needed
Open the game in your browser at an operator that carries Red Rake Gaming's lineup, set your limits before you spin, and confirm you meet the minimum age for your province: 19+, or 18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec.
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