For The King Reviews

Like the idea of the game, it's just much to hard to play without looking up how to play online and I personally don't think that is a great way to teach by trying over and over again and not succeeding. The game isn't good at explaining how fast or slow to progress and if you progress to quick you just can't survive. Quite disapointed with this purchase.

There are some things I liked about this game, but there's enough things that make it tedious, repetitive, and generally just hinder the enjoyment of the game that I can’t recommend it. Overall, not the worst game I’ve ever played, but me and a friend beat apprentice difficulty on the first playthrough and that was enough for us. One major positive though was that multiplayer was really smooth. Most other games that claim to be “online co-op” make connecting with other players difficult.

Great time with 2 or 3 players! Especially for you D&D loot goblins.

for the king 1 to me feels better than the second one... not sure if its just me but i feel this one better than i do the second version of the game just need to make more classes and models.

So it's fun and enjoyable but it looks like there isn't support for the game other than pushing out more content for your money. Found a game breaking bugged quest within the first like 8 or so. Turns out it's a known bug since 2021 and they've done nothing. While reporting the bug, bug submission screen itself...bugged. Had to kill program. Seems fun but what I feel like I got was another buggy indie game some team shipped because they needed money now and then when/if they feel like it they fix something. But mostly seems like they're leaving it saying "Eh, good enough." and they're just pushing new DLC for $$. I say avoid, I wouldn't buy anything more from this company now.

Pretty addictive and fun. I would have loved to see more difference in playstyle between characters (or how weapons work). Much better than the sequel from my experience.

Really fun to play with friends. Somewhat fun to play alone, also

This is a good game. It's fun to play by yourself or when chilling out with friends. I've spent many an evening relaxing with this game and trying to get to the next fight... and next dungeon... and next boss... The game has a handful of different adventure types, so there's some variety. Most of them are longer adventures with quests, but there's also an endless dungeon mode and a multiplayer PvP (gold rush is short but it's a blast with friends!). And it's pretty replayable. Expect plenty of failure on your first several (or more) playthroughs, but it's pretty awesome when you finally beat an adventure. I found the adventures reasonably fun to replay even after beating it the first time. The story stays the same between plays, but your actions and random chance do make things play out differently. A few minor complaints about the game. These weren't that bad but might be worth noting: 1) Steam remote play is kinda buggy. I have experienced an issue when playing with a friend who was using controller remotely. They couldn't pick up books of lore, which really messed up the flow of gameplay (bc the game would get stuck and we'd have to reload it to make a different player receive the book). Sometimes the game just bugs out. 2) Status effects are sometimes buggy. This problem is rare but weird. On one playthrough, [spoiler]Fergus the Mad[/spoiler] ocurred but the effect never kicked in until after I reloaded the game. On another occasion, my character got cursed out of nowhere despite being immune to curses. That was infuriating.

Good game for playing with friends. Easy to understand, fun and with campaigns that can lasts hours (or just minutes if your team sucks)

The scaling makes the game feel frustrating, I frequently found myself getting past the start of a run and then it just becomes a slog. Enemies scale quicker than you, and gold inflation just makes you feel poorer and more punished as the game goes on. Played a lot of rougelikes, with this I never felt excited to go back into a run thinking "what could have I done better", can't recommend.