Sunset Kingdom is a kingdom management game. In Sunset Kingdom your aim is to become the monarch of a prosperous land! Prepare to expand your kingdom, buildings roads and bridges between towns, castles, farms and more! Fend of bandit raids, get crushed by vikings, let your people starve to death and try again!
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglese |
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What it's good at: Music is relaxing. Core game mechanic is good. What it lacks to stand out: 1. A compelling objective. Maybe for someone, an objective being 'somehow you're just there and grow a kingdom on your own' is good enough, but for me I need more nudge to move forward, like, an enemy kingdom, or 2. An intuitive GUI. This game desperately needs this one. I find it annoying when I have to click on a different city, then click on another button to see the list of buildable facilities, then I have to go to a different page to see the city's resources. Seriously, there've been so many games doing this right, like Crusader Kings, Total Wars, or Age of Empires, etc. Sometimes it's better to copy from the best than to reinvent the wheel. 3. A robust sound notification system. Perhaps I may need to know what raiders are raiding my town, but I DEFINITELY need to know beforehand tha
Product refunded I love the visuals of Sokpop games, and I came here from Bamboo EP. This game, I have to say, is pretty bare bones and lacking certain crucial functionality however. The inability to delete or deconstruct structures is a huge negative, and as a smaller nitpick, I personally find it all too easy to accidentally quit the game, basically in a lot of these types of games I would be pressing ESC to back out of a menu or whatever and there's not like a dedicated menu to quitting or anything, just some small text at the bottom. I guess the biggest issue I have with this game is that there's no clear objective or reason to push forward, and nothing really encouraging you to do so. Maybe I havent spent enough time with it but if there were ever a reason to have more than 10 people and 3 farms and 2 resource pools, I wouldnt know, because the game doesn't ever give you a reaso
Chill little Kingdom builder game. There are some reviews stating that the game crashes, but the developer has already fixed the crashes so it's all good. The only flaw that I could find is that there is no demolish/destroy buildings function. Although, this is not directly needed and the game is perfectly playable without it. Overall it's a nice game that doesn't have tons of content, but what it does have is great.
It's not that the game is unenjoyable, not at all. It's the amount of oversights that have come with it. Here's a list of problems I've had while playing Sunset Kingdom. 1. The first thing I noticed is how settlements handle food, food is automatically distributed at the end of each moon to other towns, I would build an industrial food center just to realize that I don't have enough people to both farm and carry out the food to other provinces, it is hard to balance your labor force and it is essentially useless to have these labor centers whenever they only deliver the bare minimum, so that town's stockpile grows while many other towns that could be well supplied are starving, it would be nice to be able to set a global minimum as to how much food each town should have, that way my guys know how much food I want distributed. 2. At first I didn't know how this food was distributed, a v
This is just about the level of difficulty I can handle in a Civ type game. I'm not very bright.
Feels incomplete and tedious, almost like this was a student project, or like an old school flashgame. Everything in this game is done better by many, many, other games. This is not worth your money in any way. Even if this game is cheap, save your money and buy any other base or colony building sim. Kingdoms and Castles is VERY similar in nature to this game and is in every way better.
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