Welcome to Princeland

Welcome to Princeland is a chaotic third-person action game that turns political rebellion into an intentionally exaggerated open-world playground. Developed by Eren Aydin and Serhat Yucekaya and published by Eren Aydin, it places the player in the fictional territory of Princeland, a bizarre nation suffering under an oppressive prince, extreme taxation, and foreign experimentation. Rather than approaching this setting as a serious political drama, the game uses it as the foundation for an irreverent mixture of gunfights, explosions, progression, vehicles, farming, hunting, and large-scale combat. The basic objective is to become powerful enough to overthrow the prince. Players begin as part of the rebellion and gradually acquire better weapons, vehicles, followers, money, and character upgrades. The progression system borrows elements from action RPGs, with frequent leveling and skill improvements giving a meaningful sense of growth. This is especially important because the difficulty can be increased substantially as the player advances. Instead of simply completing a linear campaign, much of the satisfaction comes from building a stronger character and eventually becoming capab…

The story is nonexistent. You're on an island, there's a dictator, go find and kill the dictator. The island is generic, you will run into the same 20 assets copy pasted randomly around the map. The game loop is go to an area, kill a bunch of generic enemies that either run in a straight line at you or laser you from afar with pinpoint accuracy until you unlock a "hatch", go into the hatch to find the dictator ad infinitum until you do eventually find him. Once you do that around 6 times you will find the dictator faffin around at the end who you can kill easily with little fanfare.

This games existence honestly baffles me. It's janky, there isn't much to do besides shoot things and a couple minigames/secrets, there are some bugs but nothing gamebreaking and it runs fine. This feels like some uni student project game, that instead of just being abandoned in a barely playable state, somehow got mostly patched up, optimised, cleaned up (all the stuff and mechanics that exist are working) and put up on Steam. While there isn't much to do, it somehow feels finished. And it's pretty fun to mess around for a handfull of hours, so kudos to that.

Its dogshid

Its peam

good game