Kingdom is a truly beautiful game that takes the core concepts of strategy games and cuts the genre's mechanics to the bone. This minimalism cuts both ways, leaving some parts of the game obtuse or frustratingly uncontrollable. Despite this, Kingdom is relentlessly addictive and replayable.
Its minimalistic design and lovely art will make you endure the lack of guidance and sometimes straight up confusing rules.
Ultimately Kingdom is a game that's easy to love. Combining exploration, micromanagement and strategy in a way that continually feels personal and intimate is no easy task, but it achieves it by forcing you to do everything yourself. While simplicity is the key to the game's mechanics, keeping everything on a very human scale is probably at the core...
A simple yet entertaining "city builder" that'll provide a difficult challenge.
Kingdom is fun and challenging at the same time, good for dividing men from boys, a game that until the moment of discovery is pure fun, the narrative is involved with the mystery of the narrator's silence, which instigates the repetitiveness of the gameplay. Unfortunately, there are some problems that could be fixed, but nothing that prevents us from...
