

Exiled Kingdoms
4 Dimension Games · 2018 · RPG, Adventure, Indie, Action, Open World
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About Exiled Kingdoms
Explore a vast hand-crafted world across 135 areas filled with 300+ NPCs, 90 quests, and deadly dungeons in this isometric action-RPG inspired by classic dungeon crawlers. Develop your character through 70 skills and hundreds of items while navigating a reactive world where your stats, faction standing, and choices directly shape conversations and outcomes across 120+ hours of gameplay.
Explore a vast world: no one will point you to the best hidden secrets in the 135 areas. Talk to over 300 NPCs with unique dialogues, and solve 90 quests ranging from the "stereotypical" menial tasks in early levels, to epic-scale plots full with twists and hard choices. Customize your character with 70 skills and hundreds of different items. Overcome all kind of monsters and antagonists, choosing carefully the weapons or powers for each encounter if you want to have a chance. And return to the classical dungeon crawl, with traps and secret doors, and death awaiting the unwary adventurer behind every corner.
Exiled Kingdoms is a huge game, with content hand-crafted during 4 years of development and writing. It easily counts 120+ hours of gameplay for the average player, and much more taking into account replayability.
Story introduction: A dark tale, and a brave new world
A century ago, the Andorian Empire was destroyed by a magical cataclysm that brought The Horrors into our world; humanity was nearly annihilated. Many thousand managed to escape sailing away to the Imperial Colony of Varannar: a savage island, dangerous and unexplored. Mistrust and blame made impossible to elect a new Emperor, and the four Exiled Kingdoms were proclaimed.
Nowadays, the ragtag kingdoms still struggle to survive in a harsh land, often waging war on each other and slowly declining into barbarism. Empire and the Horrors are, for many, just old legends and fairytales. But as a novice adventurer you rarely pay attention to such old stories; you're more concerned with your latest misfortunes and chronically empty purse.
But for once, luck seems to be on your side. A magical letter from New Garand materialized in your hands; it states that you are the sole beneficiary of a big inheritance. You don’t remember any relatives in the capital of the Kingdom of Varsilia, but certainly that won’t stop you from an opportunity like this! The road to New Garand will reveal many surprises, and will teach you that fairytales and legends can become, in fact, very real.
Note about assets: part of the art used in the game, trailer and screenshots is shared under different open licenses. You can check a full list at the Exiled Kingdoms website which includes all the details about license and the original authors.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I had a lot of fun playing this. Great balance/scaling all the way threw, story was engaging and side quests tide together well.2 found this helpful
This is a great RPG similar in style to Baldur's Gate 1 & 2. I really enjoy this game and keep finding new stuff I didn't find before. 10/10 would recommend if you like RPGs.1 found this helpful
W game played it for 140 hours and not ven close to finishing1 found this helpful
Really like this game
A modern CRPG that plays and authentically feels like an early '90s CRPG. While this isn't a new thing, this game does a great job of making something that feels truly retro while also having well-crafted modern enhancements. That's a difficult balance to hit and this game hits it. Beyond that, this is fun, straightforward, and it's a massive game as far as what it offers and how much time you can spend in it. All in all, if this is your sort of game, it's a steal for its price.
I played the demo for this game on mobile, then decided to buy it on steam because it captured me in a way that few games do. The game is slightly clunky sometimes, but the systems are tight, and can often help you at least as much as they hinder you.
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