Kingdom Eighties
Fury Studios · 2023 · Exploration, Side Scroller, Action RTS, City Builder, Local Co-Op
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About Kingdom Eighties
Pedal through an '80s town as The Leader, recruiting neighborhood kids to build defenses and run shops while fending off mysterious Greed monsters attacking nightly. This story-driven tower defense adventure blends base-building strategy with rad retro aesthetics, synth soundtrack, and solo or co-op gameplay that captures the magic of summer camps and bike rides.
Muster and Deploy the Neighborhood Watch
Gather your three unique companions, each with special skills, and recruit other kids to build defenses, collect coins and… run a lemonade stand and a pizza shop (among many other things)! Manage the people you recruit, unlock tools and more importantly gear your crew up for the horrors that come at night.Captivating story about something dangerous lurking in the shadows
A force, dormant for centuries, has somehow broken free in the ‘80s; Kingdom Eighties is a comic-sized story about the small town Monarch that has come under threat by an unknown evil. It has fallen upon you, as The Leader, to defend it and save the day. Rally the Summer Camp when an evil force of goopy Greed monsters attack and try to break your defenses. Where did they come from and where the heck are all the adults? Uncover clues and discover what happened to everybody else as you repel and fight the Greed back.Pixels, Neon Lights and Synths
Kingdom's iconic, handcrafted art style is back, now with a neon touch coming directly from the ‘80s aesthetics. Chill and vibe with the synthy OST from Andreas Hald, and travel back to the wonder days of bike riding and summer camps, when everything seemed possible.Survival Mixtapes Mode
In the true arcade style, Kingdom Eighties features a new game mode: Survival Mixtapes! Bring your best tactics and strategies to fend off progressively harder waves of Greed in four different episodes including “Back to the Suburbs” and “Greed, First Goo”. Make on-the-fly decisions as certain buildings’ special abilities are disabled and levels feature random mounts. This game mode is sure to put your skills to the test!DLC & expansions
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game is highly addictive! It's brief and easier, compared to the other Kingdom games.
Enjoyable enough. The new mechanics, compared to the other games, were nice. The cutscenes etc were nice in principle, but sadly the execution is just horribly cringe (not the good kind). Feels like it was intended to have voice acting, but someone pulled the plug on that and didn't update the cutscenes for it. So it just falls flat
very fun!
Not good
A very relaxing and pleasurable version of Kingdom. It's not very hard to finish (around 8 hours, or a bit more), the siege system is very fun, and all the elements from the 80's are very enjoyable. At first I was wondering how two concepts so disparate from each other would work in a game, but here they do, surprisingly. The story is lame, but having some story is better than having none, like the first two Kingdom games that are simply "a lone king/queen...". This game also has a good balance about what mechanics they'll teach vs. what mechanics the players should figure out. Kingdom: New Lands kind of tries to fix this from the new game, adding that "faerie king/queen" that gives some hints, plus removing a lot of tedious mechanics that Kingdom and Kingdom: New Lands have. Some players might judge too easy this way, but if I want to make it harder, I adjust the difficulty myself. I'd say it's not a game to pay full price, but totally worth in a sale.
great game for play and chilling
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