Kingdom, Dungeon, and Hero
Kraken Studios · 2024 · Wargame, Grand Strategy, Fantasy, Turn-Based Strategy, Multiplayer
PC
Mostly Positive77% · 166
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About Kingdom, Dungeon, and Hero
Kingdom, Dungeon, and Hero is a fantasy strategy and adventure game. Immerse yourself in a realm of horrors, magic, and strategic conquest on a hex-based map with a board game feel. Form armies, expand an economy, negotiate agreements, send heroes off on missions, explore dungeons, find magic items and artifacts to help you win the game.
- Play on maps with up to 50 kingdoms.
- Manage resources, diplomacy, armies, and heroes to do your bidding.
- Build and configure armies and navies of up to 6 units against the enemy. Assign a hero to lead it.
- Hire heroes to find lead armies, govern cities, go on missions, or explore dungeons for gold, magic items, and artifacts.
- Research tactics, production, and magic to increase your kingdom's power.
- The Editor allows players to generate an infinite number of maps. Create magic items, army types, and change images.
- The game comes with a main story scenario and multiple other scenarios to play.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I liked parts of it, maybe i don't understand the game. You have to fight the big bad.. but you can't march through friendly territory. So what do you do if you don't have a port? You are locked in. Only choice is to pick a fight with a friendly.2 found this helpful
The game looks much deeper than it actually is. After 4–5 hours, I found most of its systems surprisingly shallow. Research is mostly just numbers going up. Diplomacy is very simplified. The battle mechanics are obscure rather than genuinely deep, and the world itself feels bland and lifeless. There are different kingdoms with interesting-sounding flavour text, but their supposed differences don't seem to matter much in actual gameplay. The concept is very appealing: kingdoms, heroes, dungeons, diplomacy and a dynamic fantasy world. Unfortunately, the individual systems don't come together to create the deep, living fantasy sandbox I expected. There may be more depth later in the game, but after several hours I found myself bored rather than curious about what comes next.1 found this helpful
Even though I think there needs to be a little bit more tweaking and development of this game, it's very fun, and the developer is very responsive to questions and suggestions. As an old war gamer from the board games of the 80s to computer strategy games I give it a 9. I would give it a 10 if the editor was a bit more friendly and easier to use as it also seems to need a bit more development and in depth tutorials but I hold out hope for that to improve in the future also. Great game overall.1 found this helpful
Operational wargaming for fantasy nerds.
Boomer-style hex game. Great if you like this style, not so common anymore.
This is an amazing game targeting a very interesting niche - fantasy hex combat combined with city building and an RPG-like adventuring meta game all at the same time. All the elements are well polished. You can spend an entire game just dungeon diving or go full on war mode against everyone. There are elves, orcs, goblins, a huge range of units, all the adventuring classes you can imagine including mages, warriors, rogues, druids, clerics, and all the sub-classes. Dungeon diving gets many rewards including magic items, artifacts, gold and shards for your kingdom and man, that's just the tip.
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