
A SNES styled JRPG set in a fantasy world of garbage, created by two janitors. Join Trash Can Knight, Dustin Binsley, as he fights his way through the Five and a Half Kingdoms of the Dump!
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Welcome to the Lands of Fill!
Kingdoms of the Dump is an SNES styled RPG set in a fantasy world of garbage, dreamed up by two full-time janitors.
Join Dustin Binsley, the Trash Can Knight, as he travels across the five and half Kingdoms of the Dump. Fight fearsome, filthy foes, brave dangerous, dank dungeons, and take on the totally disgusting toxic grimelin army to save the Dump from all out war!
- Turn based, grid combat
- Timed Hits and no random encounters
- Jumping/Platforming/Elevation (No small bush that blocks a path off that you could easily jump over)
- Character Swapping on the field with unique abilities (Rust, Climb, Gun, Bubble, etc.)
- Explore a Large Mode 7 World Map
- A unique setting with creative environments and bosses
Made with love, by those who sweep your floors.
Special thanks to the whole team of artists and creatives involved as well as our amazing backers who helped make this game possible.
-Roach Games
lead pixel art: dm404
boss art: francis coulombe
Composer: bobbyghostly
Guest Composer: William Kage
Special Guest: Hiroki Kikuta
Concept Art: D. Jeffrey
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 45 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
good game. has some weaknesses, dialogue can be sorta irritating sometimes, and the overall battle difficulty is a little too easy, specially if you do the side content. other than that, enticed me to keep playing for many hours and was pretty fun to 100%
Has a lot of character for a game i've never heard about but the plot, the design, and the gameplay are all just great. I wouldnt say its the greatest but definitely should be atleast tried once by everybody.
This is a classic of the genre, if it was made for the 2020s. No, it's not perfect. The action commands can be a little unintuitive for some attacks, but if this game does not capture the spirit of 16-bit Square/Enix RPGs, I don't know what does. Is it a darn good entry with real vision. Props to the creatoors.
Kingdoms of the Dump is really good. It has a 3x3 grid on your side and the enemies side. You don’t cross over but the closer you are to the enemy the more damage you do and take. There’s a time block mechanic, but I could not figure out the timing at all. It just came down to luck for me if I timed it right or not. The story and characters are good. Everything is a trash pun, love it or hate.. I’m in between. The first three acts are really good. The third being my favorite. But the fourth act is much more linear and feels rushed. All in all this is a really good JRPG that doesn’t stay too long.
This game is a absolute labor of love, and it shines through in every detail. The graphics are beautiful, the tunes are incredibly catchy, and the writing is top-notch. If you're looking for a great little JRPG, this one is well worth your time and money. Fantastic job, devs!
Let me start by saying that if you are a diehard RPG fan and can deal with lots of jank in nearly every map, then you might still enjoy this. I can't recommend this however as its not even a finished product. Several areas are seemingly empty, the devs seem to have given up on updating anything or communicating their progress. Its very sad because this game has so much potential and it could be a 10/10 if they just finished it. The story is great, lots of plot twists, lots of OMG moments, lots of nods to great RPG's of the past. I really have enjoyed playing the game, however there are also lots of glitches, lots of loot/enemies/chests/shops that just don't make any sense progression wise, such as finding a new weapon twice that isn't better than the previous weapon i.e Sun Rod->Moon Rod. Sound is great 8 bit songs some remind me of other games (Oasis reminds me of the Frog Pond in SMRPG) All in all the game is a near miss. I like it, and want to love it, but I can't promote devs rug pulling and not finishing what they started.
Came for the RPG style game, stayed for the Trashy Puns. 10/10
A lovely RPG
Brilliant game. Lots of fun to be had. I look forward to the next game the devs make if they decide to do one. Didn't notice any bugs in my time with it. Enjoyed the SNES nostalgia and charming story. Just wish there was more game.
A great little game! Such a classic story and an amazing fun, wellbuilt world! Can not recommend it enough! :D
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