
In Silk Roads: Caravan Kings you follow in the footsteps of the legendary Marco Polo on a journey into Cathay in search of riches and adventure.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Very fun but slightly repettive. the game should add more alternate routes, and add more abrupt endings.
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Not a lot to do, uninstalled after 20 minutes. Very few choices
Está bien si te gusta la temática de la ruta de la Seda y quieres echar un rato. El juego no da para más de unas 3 horas desbloqueando todos los logros. Al principio, supone algo de reto pero en cuanto regresas del primer viaje, eres inmensamente rico, por lo que es bastante fácil. Considerando que es ahora mismo gratis, no se puede pedir más.
fajne
A very short and simple game, with somewhat mismatched art assets. But it is in a genre that is extremely rare, and that I really like. So, if you are into this sort of things, buy it and have a few fun hours. A friendly hint - you are not getting to China on the first journey, so play it smart. The game has a lot of potential, if it were developed. Sadly, the developer seems to have moved onto other things. As it is right now, it depends on events, not systems, for its value, and the event get repetitive after a while. I guess I will have to go back to Vagrus.
666
A cute little Oregon Trail-like travel and trading simulator. It's not a complex game, just a few stats and a market at each town where you buy low and sell high, so the random events along the road are the bulk of the content. Although they can be a little repetitive after a while (how many times can I get my ass whooped by that arm wrestling Tartar?), they have a certain charm in the way they're presented. I spent a lot of time repairing my worn-out boots and trying to learn to deal with ornery camels, but I also got drunk on fermented camel milk, had my heart broken by a fickle stray cat, and annoyed the entire caravan with my bad lute playing. I was open-minded enough to learn the languages and cuisines of my traveling companions but also not averse to cursing their heathen ways when I stubbed my toe too many times in their devil-beset lands. Overall, a fun way to kill a few hours, probably not too much replay value but a nice little narrative engine for the time it lasts.
little interesting for a few hours to pass your time..
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