Kingdom Two Crowns 9+

I believe that Kingdom is an amazing game and i’ve played both the first and second game but while playing the second game i was on the first island and ive been playing for a while so i cleared out the whole forest in the first island and since i cleared out the forest theres no more Poor people so i cant hire anymore workers than i already have but since i wasnt able to go through the portal to the Greed’s dimension i wasnt able to completely finish them off so while im gone(in another island) they come and attack my kingdom and they attack my builders and take their hammers and the workers who were builders then pick up the bow and become soldiers and now i have lots of soldiers but zero builders so im basically stuck on the first island unless i reset the game because since i have no builders and i cant hire any new workers since i cleared out the whole forest now i have no one to build the boat for me so i haft to make a new save and start all over again.

I really like this game and am enjoying it on switch more so. The cross play to mobile is a nice support. I am excited to play this with my partner.

The *Only element* missing, that I want from this game - is a good endless mode. I am confused why there is not one, because all the procedural pieces appear to be in place? This would give a far greater emotional investment knowing that my kingdom could last and continue to grow. I much prefer to choose when the game ends, rather than being forced to lose my progress and then stop. I get that you can replay in a different mode, but that is not the same...

If you add this, then I will throw purchases and recommendations. I will come back and give a 5 star here, on steam, and switch, then buy all copies of the game for each platform, for myself and others.

Firstly, the game starts with only a tutorial to introduce the controls. Everything else is up for you to find and learn yourself. I really liked having to try different things and use observation rather than just reading about what to do and how to do them. It made everything more interesting and engaging, while still being intuitive enough for me to figure out. I really enjoyed this type of play style, but it may not be for everyone.

The changing background and music are neat, and fit well for pixels. However, the save system needs improvement. It’s inconsistent and you only get one save slot for every play through. Annoying, I get that it makes your actions have irreversible consequences, but it also throws me off from trying new things in fear of making permanent mistakes.