Aldo: Memory of the Kingdom

Aldo: Memory of the Kingdom

Meleiko · July 15, 2025 · Relaxing, RPG, Fantasy, City Builder, Colony Sim

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7 user reviews57% · 7
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$5.75-18%
lowest tracked $1.74
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Where to buy Aldo: Memory of the Kingdom — official stores

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Aldo: Memory of the Kingdom price by region

Aldo: Memory of the Kingdom costs $1.99 in Georgia (USD), £3.96 in the United Kingdom, €4.56 in Europe (EUR), $5.75 in the United States, CA$8.99 in Canada, A$10.25 in Australia, NZ$10.49 in New Zealand, zł13.25 in Poland and R$23.50 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Aldo: Memory of the Kingdom offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $1.99 $1.99 $5.75 2
United Kingdom £3.96 −33% £5.89 £3.96 2
Europe (EUR) €4.56 −34% €6.89 €4.56 2
United Statesyour region $5.75 −18% $6.99 $5.75 2
Canada CA$8.99 CA$8.99 — 1
Australia A$10.25 A$10.25 — 1
New Zealand NZ$10.49 NZ$10.49 — 1
Poland zł13.25 zł13.25 zł25.47 2
Brazil R$23.50 R$23.50 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Aldo: Memory of the Kingdom

✦ AI summary

Aldo: Memory of the Kingdom is a survival builder where you explore random islands, gather survivors and resources, then construct and defend an expanding kingdom against enemy raids. Combine base-building creativity with real-time combat strategy as you transform a forgotten settlement into a thriving stronghold.

Action-adventure RPG meets city-building colony sim. An old king tells his kids about an epic past, full of brave adventures, building a kingdom and saving his settlement.

Aldo: Memory of the Kingdom — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Apr 2, 2025
First of all, I just wanted to say that the game is really cool! I’ve played demo before. It something between casual and more complex rpg/colony sim game. Not what you regularly see nowadays. Good: - Visuals, I just like how toon shader and lowpoly models look in game. Reminds me of last Zelda games - Music, really gives you this atmosphere of medieval times, also liked how it changes depending on conditions (location, nearby enemy and raids) - It is cool things, that npc is interactive, they build, execute your task, even fight with you. You like a part of this small society. I hope, amount of interactions will be increased! - A lot of items on chests in islands, love to get loot, some of them are very gorgeous. Bad: - To easy for me, but Im sure there will be more casual alike gamers here that would like this game - Not so many to build or progress in main location at this point. I want something like a research tree, some craft processes, etc. - Lack of active abilities - Im not sure, maybe later on bigger level it would be more hard, but for now I see lack on enemies count, they difficulty and amount of what they can do. I’ve seen some thoughts about it on roadmap, so guess…
9 found this helpful
Recommended Apr 3, 2025
At first, I was a bit lost—the game doesn’t explain everything clearly, and it took me a while to figure things out. But after about an hour, it all started to make sense, and I got really into it. The gameplay is super chill and satisfying once you get the hang of it. If you’re patient and like calm, slow-paced games, give this one a shot. It gets way better once you learn the mechanics!
4 found this helpful
Not recommended Apr 2, 2025
Had to refund it. Was buggy and not as promised Edit after someone requested it: 1. You want to build something and the mouse suddenly has VERY DIFFERENT settings while not in the build menu 2. Even If I focus to build something the object jumps away a few tiles. 3. The villagers are only buidling If you are in the base (which is CLEARLY Not what i expected). I had 7 or 8 villagers which had a lot time and material to build and smelt and after that build the anvil and did nothing? 4. "Minor thing"- can only say for German - dont know which tool you use for translation but they are odd..(ask in the Community for Help - its Not a shame but in this case auto Translation is Not helpful 5. Minor thing 2: in the descriptions(If you Open a villager - the font sizes are weird to read. 6. Minor thing 3: ADD a "take all"/"Put all" Button for one Ressourcen (the slider is nice but for dropping all not a good solution) Hope it helps and dont offend you as a dev
4 found this helpful
Recommended May 8, 2026
Aldo: Memory of the Kingdom is a fantasy survival and colony-building adventure that blends several gameplay styles into one surprisingly relaxing experience. Developed and published by Meleiko, the game combines exploration, settlement management, resource gathering, crafting, and light action combat into a world that constantly encourages players to improve and expand their kingdom. What makes the game immediately appealing is its calm atmosphere and rewarding sense of progression. Rather than focusing on nonstop action or highly competitive mechanics, it delivers a slower and more peaceful adventure built around creativity, exploration, and rebuilding a fallen settlement. The game’s world has a cozy and inviting style that fits the gameplay perfectly. Its colorful low-poly visuals may appear simple at first glance, but the artistic direction gives the environments a lot of personality. Islands are filled with forests, ruins, open coastlines, and hidden locations that make exploration consistently enjoyable. There is a pleasant sense of discovery while traveling through the world because every new area can contain valuable resources, survivors, or treasures that help strengthen …
1 found this helpful
Recommended Apr 17, 2025
Has potential, I bought knowing it was a early version but still enjoyed it.

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