Gold Gold Adventure Gold

A very promising game, with updates they can very much make it a good steam library staple. - The minimap needs some work, it is useless the way it works atm. - A bit more variation would be neat so not every run turns out almost identical. - Adventurer AI needs some tuning and display on quests too, since oyu can never tell really when the quest will be done by who even with the check mark saying the adventurer could take it on. They also rarely go to defend their village from anything if they are visibly near enough. - Performance is a bit meh too (my specs are attached), every time I unlock more map with the obelisk thingies my game freezes for a bit and terraforming lags insanely too. - The art is S tier, the world looks amazing and fun to explore. - The idea is amazing and I do believe they can pull a 180 to the mid quality that the game is at rn - designs are amazing and if they make the bonuses for other buildings near a mechanic also used in future updates it will be amazing for better city building

gold gold suggestion simulator so, to start endless mode just doesnt feel fun or as allowing as you'd hope, it gets extremely laggy after maybe 4-7 map extentions then there conquest... to start its really underwhelming the bosses are cool but the ending to the mode is just "you're done now get out" and every run after that is just gonna be pretty similar to the one you just did starting perks dont work for conquest which is where theyd shine the most and then theres just the lack of anything really, everythings gotta be some hidden detail if X happens to Y character or X character reaches level 20 then evolve for some characters which is cool for a little but really boring after the second run, because most of your time with that unit is just gonna be trying to evolve it or level it gameplay loop is the same aswell for the few hours you might spend on it pretty much map condition then whatever you were doing on every other map then theres the yandere character which is just a burden so youll just wanna remove her the moment you get her pretty much good concept but currently just not that worth it to fully go through

I'm kind of devastated that people aren't greatly enjoying this game so far, because I'm in love with it. It does feel like it's too many things at times. The tutorial doesn't quite work right, which probably isn't helping anything. The campaign mode definitely isn't as strong as the games it's an homage to. But it also feels like it just plain isn't done yet. Which is a good thing! Because it's still getting updates. Probably needed another year in the oven before it was ready. I think this game is going to be incredible eventually. There's tons of cool ideas and fun things to do here. Just needs a little more story and adventure baked in there. TLDR: Feature rich, slightly unfinished. Definitely fun if you like classic fantasy PC games and/or RTS.

the other reviews says it perfectly. this game is in a rough state right now. only reason I am still giving it a positive is because this game got incredible potential. the art team have done a top tier job and I adore everything about it. I just hope we will get more updates soon to bring the gameplay/stability in line because there is a lot of love put into parts of this game and I want to see it at its full potential.

The devs are focusing too much on cute visuals and the quirky godbeast mechanic, sacrificing the overall experience for eye candy. I played the tutorial and encountered a softlock where nobody would accept the dungeon quest and would rather talk to the godbeast instead. There's so much potential here but in their own feedback doc they ask more questions about visuals and the godbeast then gameplay and bug reports. I don't usually make reviews but I want this game to make something of itself, but at this point I have to tell everyone to steer clear until a proper update that addresses the experience instead of adding more bloated mechanics to the godbeast...

Smells extremely strong of a vibe coded product, that hasn't been declared as such. It's next to impossible that a human developer wouldn't notice that every single system is broken, even the most obvious. The UI is sluggish and has serious usability issues the rest of the game has performance issues everywhere. With v1.3 out it's still garbage.

After nearly 30 years since Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim released, we finally have a spiritual successor that achieves being Fun. Truly shocking. I was convinced we'd never have it. The mechanics are a bit more complicated than Majesty - which is a major plus. Character relationships, NPCs use crafting mechanics, enemies drop crafting materials, etc. The game gives you the option of going tutorial free - and even then slaps important labels over things like Dungeons to explain some very important points. You *will* lose if you don't read them. But the most important one is to just keep the dungeon(s) traversed to keep the enemies wave power reduced. It even includes a handy auto-repeat button, level restrictions for heroes, etc. Once you get this fundamental down, the game becomes much easier to handle.

Well its not often that Fantasy kingdom sim games get released but this is a gorgeous looking one, if you've played Majesty before you should have an easier time getting into this one but for beginners it might take losing some (or a lot) maps before one will get the hang of it. It does have problems with bugs, optimisation and that it probably should still be in early access. Hopefully those issues will be addressed i do still think its worth playing if you like these kinds of games. I really like the artstyle with the animation, the various units talking and the different songs that play, building your City/Village, putting down quests and casting spells, if you get into it time will fly.