9 Kings

Jogo muito bom, excelente e viciante ainda mais com o modo multiplayer fantasma que é ranqueada, porem aqui vai umas sugestões: 1° Ter um modo multiplayer com amigos em tempo real, apenas ter um tempo para usar as cartas no campo 2° ter o modo multiplayer fantasma igual ao da ranqueada porem com o fantasma dos amigos e caso não tenha amigo suficiente adicionar automaticamente alguns bots

Great rouge-like game, perfect for casual/low focus gaming sessions

While this game seems like a simple card rougelike game, there is an intense amount of strategy that goes into playing it. I loved it for that reason, all the different possible ways you can set up your area creates a game that is new every single time and almost never gets boring. The only thing i can find that could be somewhat annoying for some players is that it is really easy to brake the game very quickly.

Good game, much fun.

1. start game 2. get in game 3. create an army of rats 4. get to year 343 5. end game 6. only level up one time 7. repeat

I'm going to say "yes" because it's currently $9.99. But I don't see myself playing this much as I'm already a bit bored after 2-3 games. It is a very basic design, and it feels like the choices you make in cards and placement don't huge a huge impact on winning or losing. If I compare this to a card battler or deck builder type game, you can restart a battle and play it differently 10 times in a row and win one or more of those attempts because of decisions you made. In this game, that doesn't feel like the case. You're going to make similar decisions no matter what and replaying a battle or "year" or making a different decision on placement of 1-2 cards doesn't feel like it changes enough to matter much.

9 Kings is easily one of the most captivating roguelike kingdom-builders I’ve played recently. Combining deckbuilding, auto-battling, and strategy. The core gameplay of growing the castle, the troop, the tower and unleashing chaotic synergies between "enemy king's loot" is incredibly addictive! However, as an Early Access title, it currently has a few limitations that hold it back from true greatness. Here are my thoughts and feedback for the developers: 1. Endless Mode Needs More Variety (Events & Enemies) The base game feels amazing at first, but once you dive into Endless Mode, it quickly becomes a repetitive grind. The challenge simply defaults to throwing the same enemies at you with endlessly scaling stats rather than challenging you with new mechanics. The game needs more unique enemies and unique events to keep runs fresh. I'd love to see the developers expand on features like the "Royal Decree" by adding completely different event types that force players to adapt their strategies on the fly rather than just checking a stat-scaling box. 2. Asynchronous Multiplayer is Good, But I Prefer Real-Time Battles The current async multiplayer is a great feature, but it lacks the thrill of head-to-head combat. For high-level play, IMO the game could hugely benefit from a Real-Time Multiplayer Mode. Imagine a competitive PvP mode that borrows the fast-paced, timed strategy mechanics of games like Legends of Runeterra (the LoL card game) or auto-battlers like Dota Underlords / Magic Chess. Forcing players to think, draft, and deploy their armies under a strict time limit would create a genuine, high-stakes "war" experience that async multiplayer simply can't capture. 3. The "9 Cards per King" Limit Feels Restrictive The premise of looting cards from rival kings to build broken synergies is fun, but limiting the baseline to just 9 Kings with only 9 cards each restricts deckbuilding freedom. To increase the replay value, the developers should either add more cards to each King's baseline deck, or (if they strictly want to adhere to the "9 cards" rule for thematic reasons) significantly increase the number of playable Kings to choose from. (I know the dev mentioned unlocking all 9 Kings during Early Access, but more factions would be amazing). 4. Expand the Perks System Perks in 9 Kings are completely game-changing and are easily the most fun part of putting together a broken, overpowered build. Because they dictate your entire strategy, the pool of available perks needs to be much larger. Adding more unique, run-defining perks would wildly open up the sandbox and allow for vastly different strategies and kingdom combinations. Conclusion: Sad Socket and Hooded Horse have laid the groundwork down for an absolute masterpiece. The game is already easily worth the price of admission, but if the developers use this Early Access period to deepen the event pool, expand the card/perk counts, and introduce a real-time PvP mode, 9 Kings could truly become the King of Kings in the roguelike deckbuilder genre. Highly recommended and looking forward for the fresh updates! Overall Rating: 8.48/10

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really fun core gameplay, although the balancing feels pretty bad right now. if you're a big completionist head i would wait for 1.0 (and a sale, which are frequent) for the devs, my main issues are: - by far my biggest gripe is the king's hand thing, i do not think a game like this should have manual targeting, i simply just do not want to do all that, but using auto puts you at a pretty significant disadvantage. i think it'd be alright to remove it if the auto targeting was made smarter. - rainbow perks are pretty harsh to get, and seem to be a little bugged rn. it'd be nice if it was shown in game how to get them, and if grinding multiple kings was more viable, since it's a little boring to just full focus one king - failing a quest gives abysmal xp - some quests are kinda ass, the revolts are boring and the vs all kings make you lose a blessing and a decree which makes them pretty hard. some quests are also just wildly harder than others, like i never did any king of greed quests because the first one completely bricked me - soldier, cemetary, dispenser, elves, warlocks, shamans, and rainbow's tower all feel very weak

Played the demo of the game and enjoyed the concept of it so bought it on sale expecting there to be a lot more, but honestly there is not that much more under the surface of the hood. By the time you finish unlocking all of the kings to see the whole game you will be outside of the refund window and then it's too late when you realize that the game is just a boring and unbalanced slogfest that revolves around 1 degenerate combo per King - and multiplayer/solo on hard difficulties just become a race to achieve that combo before your opponents do or the AI outscales you.