
Kingdom Fall is a simple and challenging 3rd person Action RPG where you play a druid archer that slays hordes of enemies in beautiful landscapes across the lands of a fallen Kingdom. Level up, gain scrolls and power up your skills to slay all evil.
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Very repetitive. Every enemy is the exact same. They slowly lumber towards you and can only melee you so the game is just walking backwards while shooting. There are skills to speed the process up but there is no progression beyond the enemies getting more health. Feels like they started making a game and then just stopped before getting to any interesting content. If there was enemy variety and slowly walking backwards didn't render every enemy useless the game might actually be enjoyable.
Only grinding the same brain-dead mobs over and over, nothing interesting
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Planned to have a quick run on the game and ended up playing for almost 9 hours!! Great fun for free! Highly recommended!
sadly has a lot of potential i just have no clue what the devs were thinking when they made this game 15GB of what and for what.....im a little confused . no weapons to choose from. same levels u can farm with a ton of glitches. - like hiding in a corner and freezing the level as u farm- getting randomly hit from bad guys when none are around me. i dont see any progress in any of the upgrades even tho i pour a ton of scrolls in them. the worse part of this game, has no settings at all. no key settings or video/audio. like once again what did you need 15GB for? Deff needs a rework. i did have fun playing the levels i just think it needs way more details pertaining to the game and progress.
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"Kingdom Fall, Dawn of the Druid" is an asset flip from the Unreal Engine "Third Person BP Game Template" blueprint. The developer took the template and filled it out with a bunch of store assets and things to make a rudimentary third person shooter. The game feels incomplete and unpolished. Gameplay consists of rather shallow wave survival shooting, as the developers were unable to do much else with the game engine, so you just spawn on a map and shoot waves of enemies and collect "Scrolls". The scrolls are what appears to be an in-game currency that would presumably have lead to a microtransaction store had the game "gone viral", but it turns out gamers don't like asset flips so the game fell in a crumpled heap on launch, because it's an asset flip. There's no real viable gameplay here of any interest. The developers also gaffed on the technical implementation, you can't even change the resolution or controls, so this is below acceptable standards for PC. While the base game here is free, this was obviously intended to be some kind of cash grab. Shallow, meaningless gameplay, asset flip quality, and poor technical implementation prevent me from recommending this even for free.
As it is now, I cannot recommend. Maybe it's good, but it seems to have no adjustable settings, meaning no inverted y axis and no adjusting graphics quality. I do find it odd that this game is simpler graphics-wise than many other games I've played on this machine, and yet this game is exceedingly sluggish.
fun 2 hour game
OMG ♥♥♥♥ THIS GAME!!!! actually liked this game but after grinding for a few days this ♥♥♥♥ resets my progress and puts me back on level 1 like WHAT THE ♥♥♥♥!! dont download this ♥♥♥♥!!!!
Its a pretty fun game most the fun is just going for leaderboards but still good way to pass the time!
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