Hero of the Kingdom: The Lost Tales 3 Reviews

Great addition to the series. Can't wait for the next game!

A bit sad, but for the last one I have to stop recommending. This one has nothing new to offer, it kinda feels like a downgrade. I did get my playtime worth, by not searching any hints or ways to farm gold, but the story was kinda of lame with a lot of open endings. Apparently this is a prequel, and it continuesly references previous games, which I don't remember that well, so that was a minus too. Yea, I would've rather just replayed one of the others games, this one I don't think is worth more than a dollar for a fan.

A lil bit too short. A lil bt much of the reading. Anyhow enjoy the play from start to the end.

This one is not in the same league as the rest of this series. Content is lacking and the gameplay is just boring. Feels recycled at best.

I’m glad that the Hero of the Kingdom series continues to release new titles, as it’s one of my favorite lesser-known indie franchises, offering a unique take on point-and-click adventures with a heavy focus on inventory management and some light RPG elements. The Lost Tales 3 is the sixth entry. Keeping in line with The Lost Tales sub-series, it’s an easier game with fewer vendors and items to manage compared to the main series. Lengthwise, it’s similar to Lost Tales 2, putting it between Lost Tales 1 and the first game. Lost Tales 2 had a lot of combat, and I’m glad it got dialed back a bit in favor of more varied activities like gathering items. I also felt that trading between different vendors was more necessary to get gold and to advance. If you enjoyed the other titles, you’ll enjoy this one as well, since it uses the same formula. It’s casual and an easy 100% completion. Still, I think it’s better on sale.

Fun as always. Short and easy game with a simple story, but hey - that's what it's all about!

if you like very casual stress free games with a captivating story then you will like this game but it does frustrate after a while for instance most of the side quests are people wanting food. Not too bad you say but you need a lot of it for yourself otherwise you cannot continue with the game. Your weapons break too frequently you cannot repair you have to buy new. You do not know which quests are crucial and which ones are not as there is no pop ups on screen to tell you the main quests you need and the side quests. As long as you have enough health money and potions oh!! potions!! they are used up so quickly and not easy to make and even worse to buy then you progress quickly .........abit too quickly. Lovely cute game though. To very casual gamers out there i recommend otherwise I wouldnt.

Another chapter in these nice series. Fills few pieces of global timeline of Hero of the Kingdom. If you enjoyed other games of these series , you will enjoy this game too.

Excellent addition to the series, roughly on par with the first two games. P.S. Shielded fish makes yet another appearance in this game and I still have no idea what it is.

[h1]Hero of the Kingdom: The Lost Tales 3 – Click First, Ask Questions Later[/h1] In this delightfully wholesome medieval click-fest, you’re not so much a hero as you are the kingdom’s most enthusiastic errand boy. Something lost? You’ll find it. Hungry farmer? You’ve got bread (unless you ate it all again. Rookie mistake). From gathering herbs to saving villages with nothing but a mouse click and an optimistic attitude, you’re the multitasking savior this world didn’t know it needed. Combat? Minimal. Grind? Maximum. Fun? Surprisingly, yes! It’s like Stardew Valley met a fantasy point-and-click and decided to host a bake sale. The art’s cozy, the soundtrack’s peaceful, and your inventory will become a black hole of fish, mushrooms, and whatever you forgot you picked up three towns ago. [b]Final Score: 8.5/10 – A charming adventure where your true weapon is relentless helpfulness and a strong wrist.[/b]