Kingdom Tales 2: Viking Saga
Cateia Games · 2014 · Strategy, Time Management, Resource Management, Family Friendly, City Builder
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About Kingdom Tales 2: Viking Saga
In this fun and colorful city builder - time management strategy game you will join the expedition of king's builders and architects on their noble quest!Enjoy the story of true love and devotion while exploring, gathering resources, producing, trading, building, repairing and working for the well-being of your people! But, watch out! Greedy count Oli and his spies never sleep! 🎯 Dozens of levels packed with city building fun🏰 Build, upgrade, and defend your towns⚡ Use powerful boosts & unlock achievements🎧 Intriguing narrative — a plot with twists and memorable characters.🛠️ 3 difficulty levels – from relaxed exploration to true challenge.📴 Play completely offline — anytime, anywhere🔒 No data collection — your privacy is safe🕹 GameplayClick / Tap to gather resources, build houses, manage workers, and keep your people thriving as you progress through each level. Use boosts when things get tough — but the real reward is mastering strategy and efficiency!🎮 Play your wayExpand, optimize, upgrade, and develop your settlements the way you like. Customizable challenge — Relaxed, Standard, and Extreme difficulty modes. Earn Achievements as you complete objectives and perfect your strategy.🌌 Immersive adventureThe mix of colorful art, atmosphere, and story-rich progression paired with satisfying time-management and city-building mechanics. Whether you enjoy calm, casual resource gathering or intense strategic challenges — this game delivers both.
- HELP Finn and Dalla, the two young "love-birds" reunite
- MASTER the 40 EXCITING levels
- MEET peculiar and funny characters along the way
- OUTSMART the greedy count Oli and his spies
- BUILD the prosperous kingdom for all of your subjects
- PLAY wheel of fortune
- 3 DIFFICULTY MODES: relaxed, timed and extreme
- Step-by-step TUTORIALS for beginners
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
quite a nice game- I do not understand some of the other reviewers - it is exactly as advertised on the store page, I played the previous one as well and it is as I needed it to be. It is different from the previous one in terms of theme and some other game dynamics like the 3 levels of difficulty and clear screens delimiting when the game started. I see this as a nice casual game for those who enjoy such games. Also, my screen is wide and it works fine.3 found this helpful
Nice fantasy-themed time-management game.1 found this helpful
Better than the original. More engaging and a better story. Now, just link the story to what the player is doing in the game and it'll be really good.1 found this helpful
ok1 found this helpful
Interesting story and a working Linux version. Waiting for new parts!
[h1]Summary[/h1] A basic yet fun challenging strategy time management game with improvements from it's predecessor. [b]Pros[/b] + Simple fun [b]Cons[/b] - Blocked objectives prevent planning [h1]Overview[/h1] Kingdom Tales 2 is literally more of the same of it's predecessor with some improvements, there are new mechanics and a tiny increase in difficulty. It is still simple casual fun and worth spending some time on if timed strategy management games are your thing. [b]Graphics[/b] They ditched having realistic cutscenes and went with a hand drawn storybook style, along with changing to a more cartoony / children's storybook look for the overall aesthetic of the game. It also changed to a Viking setting for it's style and story aspects in this game. The UI has been significantly improved looking much better and easier to find what you need to keep track of. [b]Story[/b] Similar to the previous game the story is completely inconsequential, not only is it unimportant but it doesn't add much reasoning to some of the objectives it presents in a few levels like the previous game does. [b]Gameplay[/b] Gameplay is more of the same of the previous game but with a slight increase to d…
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