Kingdom Of Explorers

Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this game to others. I really want to like this game. The core game play is engaging. I like gathering resources, unlocking areas, and upgrading my gear. And the combat is alright. BUT The hitboxes are really bad. Sometimes you get hit when you shouldn't and you don't get hit when you should - the visuals on it are confusing. The day/night cycle is not balanced. It's night time way too long. The grind for gold and magma is rougher than the other materials. The volcano area's geysers can one shot you. Additionally, the ashen verdict enemy is a little unfair - he can combo you to death and there's no counter play, can't roll out of the way or engage block so he just beats you to death. I am also currently soft locked - can't progress forward to gain a resource with no boss in sight. Some things I would love to see are a map, objectives, and options button in the pause screen.

Kingdom Of Explorers, developed by S.E.R.A. GAMES STUDIO and published by GoGo Games Interactive, is a modest adventure RPG that leans into cooperative exploration, light survival elements, and steady progression rather than complexity or spectacle. It presents a straightforward premise—venture across a mysterious island, gather resources, upgrade your capabilities, and gradually unlock new areas—but builds its experience around how these systems interconnect, particularly when played with another person. While it doesn’t aim to redefine the genre, it offers a relaxed, accessible loop that can be engaging in the right context. The core gameplay revolves around exploration and resource gathering. Players traverse a series of interconnected regions, collecting materials that are used to craft tools, upgrade equipment, and unlock access to new parts of the island. This creates a clear sense of progression, as each outing contributes directly to expanding what you can do next. There’s a satisfying rhythm to this loop: explore, gather, return, upgrade, and push further. It’s a structure that is easy to understand and keeps players moving forward without overwhelming them with too many …

It's a fun game with an interesting concept that gets too grindy overtime and is too punishing, unfortunately. To the point my recommendation only goes for those that don't mind getting very frustrated and don't mind spending hours collecting materials as the game progresses. The mechanics are pretty simple. You cut tree for wood, píck rocks for minerals, kill deers for food, and kill enemies for them not to bother you while you are doing those. Then you spend a given amount and type of material to unlock new areas, so you can get new material, find more stuff. Until you reach bosses. Then you kill bosses, they'll unlock new materials, so you can get to new areas. You can also find places to process some of the material so it turns into new materials you'll also need, you can upgrade your tools and weapons so you can harvest stuff faster and kill monsters more easily, and very occasionally you get HP upgrades. The game is extremely linear in the sense you don't really have much choice in what you can do. Since unlocking new areas, upgrading tools and weapons, and all that depends on certain types of materials, it all follows a pre-determined sequence. The objective is unlo…

Game is a lot repetitive and not as chilly as I expected. But, overall, you can have some fun for a while, or while waiting for other tasks to be done, like a download. I would give it a 5/10.

absolutely terrible combat is ruining an otherwise enjoyable exploration/gathering/crafting game

Refunded. Very tedious. Love how they put a level 9 on the starting tiles which insta kills you and you slowly lose your stuff bit by bit after each death to make the grind even more tedious. Great move. It's like that crappy mobile game townscapes I see advertised all the time but worse. Maybe better as a multi player but wouldn't know nor recommend to my friends to find out. Hard pass