Kingdom Two Crowns Reviews

For me this is the perfect game to play after a long week, where I can relax and stop the noise by just doing minimal actions to forward the world I am building. The extra added mystery and quests are a nice touch to make every island / DLC more fun than the other. After a while it does feel repetative, but then I just give it a pause, come back a few months later and it is like a whole new experiance again!

As someone who suffers from mental health issues like PTSD and Burnout, I can say: THIS GAME HELPED ME SO MUCH TO CALM DOWN AND RELAX. Literally the easy gameplay and simple design is the reason I play this game. I am thankful and happy that there is a game that doesn't stress me out. Maybe at a red moon night (hehe).

This is one of the most fun games I've ever played. I love that it's local co-op, I like that it has a good progression. I've played it through at least twice and I'm somehow, miraculously, not that bored of it yet.

chill therapy, atmospheric adventure, minimalist yet deep strategy. one of the best games ever in all honesty

The game quickly becomes monotonous, and during the winter I was practically AFK. I see no reason to keep playing.

I'm in love with this game. It's litty 8bit tower defense with killer themes. Super fun to explore, just the right amount of perma death, music is theraputic. I've played it through probably a hundred times.

This game is saved by its atmosphere, which is excellent. I would say it's worth buying and playing, but maybe not worth completing. it's cozy first, resource management second. The campaign starts off strong, and seems to have a lot of potential. Lots of interesting tools are introduced. Unfortunately, the last 75% of the campaign isn't meaningfully different from the first 25%, and by the end, feels more like a trial of patience than anything else - many of the tools I unlocked never really had their chance to shine. I played on the Hard difficulty. Unfortunately, the difficulty is immensely front-loaded - you will find the greatest challenge on the first 10-15 nights on any island, after which the game becomes trivial if you're playing tactically. So far the challenges have each started off interesting, but much like the campaign, become an exercise in patience if you make it to night 10. I am writing this review as I afk in my cursed island run, waiting for the 40th day to arrive. I just wish the difficulty was a little more finely tuned...

This game has been an endless source of comfort to me since it came out. I have played it across multiple consoles and came to PC to purchase for myself last year, now the newest Olympus DLC came out and I find myself back in it again. It was great couch co-op between my kids and my partner at the time, and even better on those cold miserable days where I was stuck inside.

My partner & I are always on the lookout for good co-op games. This one ticks all the boxes in my opinion. It's simple, which I find is rare for co-op games. But simple does not mean not challenging. I truly love this game & hope that it continues to grow.

I have very much enjoyed the base game. Recently came back to play it a second time to do a deathless max difficulty run. But for most people, I imagine this will just be a chill experience. It's very easy to load up and play for 10-30 mins if that's your thing. It's also great if you're the type of guy to play for 8 hours straight. Personally, I wish there was a bit more challenge beyond the base campaign. There are these challenge islands, which are hit and miss but a good addition overall. I also wish there was an impossible difficulty mode above the current max difficulty. I never felt pushed to fully min-max every mechanic even on max difficulty.