
Build a medieval settlement in a fantasy world, manage economy and defense, and fight battles against goblins, undead, demons, and epic boss monsters in auto‑battle style.
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Cube Kingdoms is a medieval fantasy city‑building game with isometric voxel graphics. You construct a settlement, manage its economy, protect it from attacks, and strike back. The focus is not on micro‑managing units or building a complex economy, but on mastering the challenges of each map, using the limited available space wisely, and defeating your enemies before they overwhelm you.
In the Economy View, you establish production chains to sustain your settlement. This includes basic buildings like lumberjacks, quarries, and smithies, as well as specialized structures such as wells, charcoal kilns, or sanitation facilities. As your settlement grows, a dense and lively bustle of working inhabitants, transport routes, and resource flows emerges.
The Defense View focuses entirely on protecting your settlement. Here, you place walls, gates, traps, and station your troops. When an attack occurs, the game loads a dedicated battlefield: the attacker deploys their units at the edge, while your defenses attempt to hold the keep at the center. Combat plays out as an auto-battle, based on your preparation and positioning.

The Overworld Map reveals your surroundings. This is where you will find friendly and hostile castles, neutral settlements, and boss monsters, while merchants, armies, and scouts move across the land.
Several menus assist you in governing your kingdom:
A skill tree that unlocks various advantages.
A happiness and needs overview for your inhabitants.
Menus for recruitment, storage, trading, and commands.
The world is populated by goblins, undead, demons, and other fantasy creatures. Every region brings its own unique challenges and opportunities.
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Languages: English, German, French, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Spanish - Latin America
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 27 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
游戏的设计很好,有很大的潜力,一局时间也可以玩的很长,非常适合用来杀时间,有点上头的。目前来说主要是游戏的内容相对匮乏一些,科技树有限,建筑种类有限,能够升级的建筑也少,导致游戏内容的变化不够丰富,很难玩出不同的感觉。希望后续可以增加游戏内容,兵种、建筑、科技树和对应的升级方向,比如防御塔是否可以增加不同的类型,同时避免占用士兵数量?建筑是不是可以有不同的升级风格?很希望后续增加更多的内容,丰富游戏的玩法,增加可玩性。 The core design of the game is excellent and it has a lot of potential. A single match can last quite a while, making it a fantastic time-killer—it's honestly pretty addictive! At the moment, the main issue is that the content feels relatively sparse. The tech tree is limited, building types are scarce, and very few buildings can actually be upgraded. This results in a lack of gameplay variety, making it difficult to try out different playstyles or get a fresh experience in new runs. I really hope to see more content added in future updates, such as new units, buildings, expanded tech trees, and corresponding upgrade paths. For example, could we get different types of defense towers that don't consume the soldier cap? Could buildings have different upgrade branches or styles? I'm really looking forward to seeing more content added to enrich the gameplay mechanics and boost the overall replayability. Keep up the good work!
I like it. Nice loop. I hope for more updates, bugfixing, balancing and QoL, because the state of the game is holding it back. Big potential.
It is fun and the dev working on improvements. I'd recommend it if you are into Stronghold.
So wishing steam would allow us give a neutral recommend. There's good bones here for a good game and like the concept. Building a town, defending your town, conquering others towns and building them and so on. hence I would recommend this. But now for the why I wouldn't recommend this yet. It feels like this game would have needed some more baking time for simple polish, UEX and bug fixing. few pointers in case the dev happens to read this. -snapping when building is temperamental as all hell. Doesn't want to snap or when it does there's this annoying little lag before it actually snaps and you might plant your building where ever your mouse happen to be when it finally planted. -Quite annoying to loose to a raid when some/all of your defenses for who knows what reason just isn't there. Several times my defending knights and/or archers just weren't there and couple of times even the walls were mysteriously missing. -The AI and unit pathing could use some work. Had several gate houses to all directions from my castle surrounded by knights. 1st 2 knights to closest gate house to enemies go trough that and the rest decide to run around the longest possible route to the enemies. -storage info panel. It would be quite nice if it actually calculated what your consumption rate of essentials were. For example bread seems to be always showing your production rate on the positive while your warehouses are going empty. Would also be nice if the the top resource window was always open. Aand if it showed raw resources for finished products like wheat and hops for bread and brew. -right click should always be cancel/back action IMO. Chasing that red giant X around the screen when nothing else is close to it is quite annoying. -when placing troops why does all of them sans select few show x/∞ instead of I don't know how many troops you have/can place. Instead your placeable troop counts are placed in a separate panel with smudgy icons and small numbers. So if you think you can live with that go give it a shot. Otherwise I would maybe wait if it got some more spit and polish before buying.
Still has some polish to be done, but overall got way better with the later fixes
que jogo divertido cara, merecia muito mais visibilidade. é um jogo simples mas criativo e se sai muito bem no que promete entregar é um rts diferente que mescla diversas mecanicas, e com partidas mais longas do que a maré ta indo hoje (o que pra mim é um acerto enorme) Mas caindo pras criticas, a maior dela é que é visivel que falta coisas nele, por exemplo: temos poucos upgrades de estruturas, temos poucas estruturas no geral falta um pouco de coisa ao redor do mapa. Mas sendo sincero to jogando, to me divertindo, acho que só pela ideia diferente vale muito a pena experimentar, nao sofri bugs ou nada do tipo em resumo? compra que é legal, unicos problemas mesmo é falta de mais estruturas e diversidades talves poder jogar com outras facções, e uam resolução pra ultra wide triste ter que jogar com tarjas pretas :(
Das setzen von Einheiten auf Mauern macht mich dermaßen wütend, dass ich nicht eine weitere Minute in das Spiel setzen werden. Die Snappunkte sind grauenhaft und wenn man es ausstellt sieht alles kacke aus. Schade
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