
No King No Kingdom VR is a unique first-person real-time strategy. Rule your servants directly, build your own kingdom, and raise a mighty army in virtual reality. Ride dragons, tame magical creatures, discover powerful artifacts, and become the savior of mankind!
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 29 reviews with recorded playtime.
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this piece of ♥♥♥♥ game keeps putting me under the map forcing me to start a new game
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Horrible controls, after 5 minutes had to refund it.
Pretty much unplayable, I gave it a few try, the control are terrible, there is no option, developper stopped pushing update a long time ago No choice but to refund
This game is great fun. Needs a better tutorial though.
I love this genre of game so much and this game does it pretty well. I after playing just 4 hours i feel like I've only touched the surface of this game, i know there are more units to unlock new monsters to fight and tons of artifacts i have yet to play with. this game is like a mount and blade where you get to build you own kingdom. Games where you can command and fight with your armies have always been really cool to me. This game has not received the credit it deserves, I would love to see this game continue to develop with newer models more commanding mechanics, and more minor fixes to perfect the game.
Its awful.
Clunky controls make No King No Kingdom VR frustrating to play and remove any possible tactical depth from battles. It's impossible to reliably select the right minions in the group using motion controller and first person view, so the only viable strategy is to use Select all warriors button and send them all into the fray. And even then, there will still be the same problem with pointing the target for an attack. Base building is slow and tedious: once your King leaves the settlement, controlling the production and gathering resources becomes very annoying since you can't do it without going back to base. Or maybe I just didn't understand how to do it, since the tutorial was very shallow and explained almost nothing about the global map and managing more than 1 settlement. Also some of the buttons are not mapped for Reverb G2, but this is fair since WMR is not listed in the supported hardware section of the Steam page.
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