Yes. Knights runs through your iPhone or iPad browser as an HTML5 game, so there is nothing to download from the App Store. You open a licensed casino site, load the game, and it fits the screen automatically.
- No native Knights app exists for iOS
- Works in Safari, Chrome, or any modern mobile browser
- Demo and real-money modes both load the same way
Getting Knights Running on Your iPhone or iPad
There is no Knights app to install on iOS, and no APK-style file to sideload. Red Rake Gaming builds its slots in HTML5 and hands them off to casino operators, who serve the game through their own websites. That means the setup on iOS is really just opening a browser tab.
Start by opening Safari or Chrome and going to a licensed online casino that lists Red Rake Gaming among its providers. Search the lobby for Knights by name — the title is fairly generic, so double-check the provider tag reads Red Rake Gaming rather than a similarly named knight-themed slot from another studio.
Once you find the game, you can usually try it in demo mode first without logging in. To play with real stakes you will need an account with the operator, which typically means registering, verifying your age (19+, or 18+ in Alberta, Manitoba, and Quebec), and making a deposit through the casino's own payment page.
The game itself loads inside the browser window and resizes to fit your screen, whether you are on an iPhone in portrait mode or an iPad in landscape. If you want faster access later, you can use Safari's "Add to Home Screen" option on the casino's game page — this creates an icon that opens the browser shortcut directly, though it is still a website, not an installed app.
Knights needs an active internet connection throughout play, since spins, balances, and the free spins feature are all processed on the operator's servers in real time. There is no offline or cached mode, so a stable Wi-Fi or mobile data connection matters more than any device setting.
If a casino's mobile site does not show Knights, try switching to the desktop version of the site in your browser's settings — some operators surface their full game catalogue there even when the mobile layout trims the list.
What High Volatility Feels Like on a Phone Screen
high
Knights is built with high volatility, meaning long stretches without a win are normal before the free spins feature or a wild-doubled line pays out. On a small screen, that rhythm is easy to lose track of, so it helps to set a session budget before you start and check your balance rather than relying on how the reels feel spin to spin.
Terms You Will See While Playing
Magic Reel
An optional sixth reel you can toggle on for a higher stake range and a larger top win, replacing the standard 5x3 layout.
Wild (Merlin)
Substitutes for regular symbols in a winning line and doubles that line's payout.
Scatter (Horse)
Landing 3 to 6 of these triggers 10 to 40 free spins depending on how many appear.
HTML5
The browser-based technology Knights is built on, which lets it run on iOS without a downloadable app.
Playing Knights on iOS: What Helps and What Doesn't
Advantages
- No app to download or update — the game loads straight from the browser
- The optional sixth reel lets you choose between a standard and higher-stake configuration
- Wild symbols double line wins, and free spins convert knight symbols into wilds for extra payouts
- Demo mode is generally available on iOS without registering first
Disadvantages
- High volatility means long dry spells between wins are common, which can drain a session budget quickly
- There is no bonus buy option, so triggering free spins depends entirely on landing scatters naturally
- Only 5 fixed paylines in the base configuration, which limits how wins can form compared to grid-style slots
Knights iOS Specifications at a Glance
- ProviderRed Rake Gaming
- Reels5
- Paylines1
- Volatilityhigh
- RTP95.10%
- Bet range0.02 – 7
- Released2019-03-28
Return to Player Stays the Same on iOS
95.10%
Knights pays out at the same rate on an iPhone or iPad as it does on desktop — the RTP is built into the game's math, not the device you use to access it. Switching platforms changes how the game looks, not how it pays.
iOS Questions About Knights
Do I need to install a separate app to play Knights on my iPhone?
No. Knights is delivered as an HTML5 game through your casino's website, so it runs directly in Safari or Chrome without any App Store download.
Can I add Knights to my iPhone home screen for quicker access?
Yes. Using Safari's "Add to Home Screen" option on the game's page creates a shortcut icon, though it still opens the casino site in your browser rather than a standalone app.
Does the sixth magic reel work the same way on iOS as on desktop?
Yes. Toggling the extra reel and its higher stake range behaves identically across devices, since the game logic runs on the operator's servers rather than locally.
Is the Knights demo available on an iPad without creating an account?
In most cases yes, since many operators let you try the demo version before registering, though availability depends on the specific casino's setup.
Start Playing Knights on iOS
Open a licensed casino in Safari or Chrome, find Knights under Red Rake Gaming, and try the demo before deciding whether to play with real stakes. Play is 19+ (18+ in Alberta, Manitoba, and Quebec); if a session stops feeling relaxing, that's the signal to step away.
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