Royal Adventure Reviews

pretty nice game, simply and fayn, i recommend this minigame

5.1/10 Simple, cheap, playable. Mehybe that works for you?

I liked this strategy. Good gameplay that reminds old turn-based strategy.

Nice graphics and dialogs - I love this. I didn’t get it at once how to move safely and monsters moves. But then I used health boosts and brake the barrels. It helped to pass the moves and don’t die. P.S.: do not play at work time! Might be dangerous for your working rutine.

this game is a con you only get half they say 50 levels i got 6 and cant go on

This is not a Rogue-like as it is tagged. There is no random generation or perma-death. It's an over-priced causal game with a lot of reading. It has some typos like: "the king game me an assignment". The game play is derivative and linear.

If you get this on sale and you realize that you won't get more than a couple hours before it grows tedious then I would say it's worth it. What I discovered was around world 1-4 the game became all about grinding for potions and spells and armor and the strategic element of the early game was gone. I came for a strategy game not in infinite grind. I got this on sale so I'm not disappointed but there is not much here.

This game could really be fun. There is a nice strategic touch to the fights since you need to calculate and predict which enemy will reach you in which turn. Sometimes you need to run away from enemies who move two spaces per turn so that you can strike the enemy just the moment it reaches you. Or you need to pass a turn (which is otherwise impossible), for example by drinking a potion. So, interestingly, it makes sense to delay the healing of wounds until it also serves a strategic purpose. However, sadly, the game suffers from some severe bugs. Personally, I cannot continue my game because I have *minus* two million money. Of course, there is a story behind this: My Sword needed a fix, it had only 4 durability left. Luckily, I found a Fix Scroll in the forest. I used it on the sword, but the sword was NOT fixed. Instead, it turned into a box with 0 durability. I returned to the village and sold the box in the shop. Curiously, the box has a negative sell value. In effect, I lost all my money by selling the box. I now cannot buy a new sword but entering the dungeon without a weapon is ridiculous. I posted this bug in the bug thread in the forum, but there was no answer from the developers since then (and I've been waiting for two weeks now). I see no point in resetting my progress - who knows what bug awaits next time.