Dungeons & Kingdoms

I went into this Early Access release expecting rough edges and missing systems, but what’s currently available feels far earlier than what is typically implied by “Early Access.” At the moment, the content on offer barely reaches demo territory. After setting up an initial campfire, most progression immediately hits a wall, with core buildings and mechanics locked behind “Full Game only” labels, which is confusing and frustrating for a paid release. Performance and usability are major issues. Menus, tutorials, inventory management, and combat all feel clunky and unpolished. Workers frequently get stuck, stop responding, or require constant manual resets. Basic interactions like gathering resources, crafting tools, or even having NPCs function through the first night can fail outright. Bugs are expected at this stage, but the volume and severity here significantly impact playability. The scope also falls far short of what the description and trailers suggest. There are very few building options, little sense of progression, missing blueprints, vague unlock systems, and no meaningful narrative or structure to anchor the experience. At its current price point, it’s difficult to jus…

I saw a video on Instagram, advertising this game. It looked like a fun concept, but i was a bit cautious. I think we all have seen these videos online promoting a video game that doenst even really exists yet.. but as i went on Steam, i saw this game already was in Early Access. Then i saw the reviews, which are mostly negative and i was sceptical again. But then i realized two things: 1. most of the negative reviews are from December 2025. The game was launched in November 2025, so these reviews are all from about one month after Release. And 2. Since then, there have been a few Updates to the game, some quite big. Then i had a question: Maybe these old negative reviews are not valid anymore? So i bought the Early Access Version and here is my verdict: Its not as bad as the comments make it seem. Its definitely Early Access with some problems, but it runs and you get a rough look at the building and management aspect of it. Obviously, there is some content still locked, but you definitely have enough to build a basic settlement. And a few other 'problems' make it slow and clunky (my character changed when i loaded back in, cutting down trees is slow, building is a little …

the game will be cool, still in the oven but i`ll keep looking forward for updates and support

garbage....id rather watch burn victim porn then play this demo.

This game looks like it has a lot of potential, but just going through the tutorial is annoying. Just trying to craft an axe. "I don't have a simple axe handle" Ok, craft one. "I don't have a simple axe head" ok, craft one. "I don't have a simple axe handle" Where tf did the one I just crafted go? Ok, I'll find it or just make another one. Find/craft new axe handle. "I don't have a simple axe head" wtf. By the time I finally managed to craft an axe, I had crafted like 5 or 6 handles, and several axe heads. Then there are moments where things seem to lock, and I can't move at all. Figured out I need to reopen one of the menus I had open so I can start moving again. Annoying when you switched through several different menus, so then you have to open and close each to figure out which one will let you move again. Sometimes pressing esc works, sometimes it doesn't. If just trying to start out is this annoying, I'd hate to see what the game is like when you start getting into more advanced things. The UI is a little confusing too. Opened an inventory thing that surrounded the character. No clue how I opened it. The items you hold is confusing too. It seemed like I could hold items of d…

Generally a yes but: - Wait until you have more content and the gameplay is really refined. There are UI changes and more explanations needed in regards of steering free cam, Building, overall movement. The potential is there. AI movement was good, good graphics and easy assignment of jobs. I wonder, how you would progress more.