Feels like the RPG brain child of FTL dating Windows 95 in a random fantasy setting.

I guess the most remarkable thing about it Kingsway is the interface which really gives you this nostalgia hate-love feeling of Windows 95 or even 3.1: Everything is done via windows - i mean real windows like inventory window, character window, etc. - you got it.
In the beginning i thought its just about managing a group of adventureres but in the end you only move one avatar - which you can choose in the beginning. Afterwards it´s a bit roguelike like FTL where you have to move constantly and slowly on the map from left to right because otherwise the darkness that overcomes the kingdom challenges you constantly with fights - so it´s not constantly upleveling until you overcome every enemy - no - you have to choose your travels wisely to level up but also make progress on the map.

The RPG elements are fun - everything is a bit repetive in the end but still enjoyable enough to get you going for 10 ,- €. There is also some kind of small metagame that allows you to buy advantages the next time you retry to win the game or compete with others on daily maps.

It´s even more fun than my summary here - go and get it if you like what you see on the screenshots. You won´t get disappointed.

Feels like the RPG brain child of FTL dating Windows 95 in a random fantasy setting. I guess the most remarkable thing about it Kingsway is the interface which really gives you this nostalgia hate-love feeling of Windows 95 or even 3.1: Everything is done via windows - i mean real windows like inventory window, character window, etc. - you got it. In the beginning i thought its just about managing a group of adventureres but in the end you only move one avatar - which you can choose in the beginning. Afterwards it´s a bit roguelike like FTL where you have to move constantly and slowly on the map from left to right because otherwise the darkness that overcomes the kingdom challenges you constantly with fights - so it´s not constantly upleveling until you overcome every enemy - no - you have to choose your travels wisely to level up but also make progress on the map. The RPG elements are fun - everything is a bit repetive in the end but still enjoyable enough to get you going for 10 ,- €. There is also some kind of small metagame that allows you to buy advantages the next time you retry to win the game or compete with others on daily maps. It´s even more fun than my summary here - go and get it if you like what you see on the screenshots. You won´t get disappointed.