Kingdom Wars 4

Just come the other 'KIngdom-Wars' from before; Well done & good for having pleasure with it.

A scam game from a scammer developer.

Kingdom Wars 4 is a building RTS game which is set in 1347 Europe where you play as a lord who has to build up their empire and take over Europe while battling against the Black Death. Soundtrack- Not great Audience- Adults and teenagers Difficulty- Okay Story- Decent really Game time- it's not to long Price- Its not cheap 3.5/10

Despite all the criticism this game gets, I actually really enjoyed it. Yes, there are some questionable mechanics, some bugs (I did not encounter anything major), but mainly speaking the game works as intended. Now, for the things that gave it big pluses on my list: I will mention first the fact that unlike other medieval games, here you can actually play all those small nations which major games do not even bother about, so I did enjoy a lot playing as those, "rewriting" some history, fight major nations and doing things which other medieval titles required mods for availability. Secondly, the Undead DLC... well, this bought a new side of fun to the game, like majorly switching the way it played, at least for me. I always hated sieges and while even small battles still feel like a mini siege in this game since you start in your small camp, you can still build and so on, the ones for the cities were something I did not enjoy doing (even though the defense siege is really fun). But the undead DLC changed all that and you need to try this at least once if you enjoy the zombie invasion scenario: Start a siege on a city, build your inner wall or palisade, whichever gets you …

Kingdom Wars 4 is a sprawling medieval strategy game that combines grand strategy, real-time battles, settlement construction, economic management, diplomacy, and survival elements within a single campaign. Developed by Reverie World Studios and published by indie.io, the game takes place during the turbulent era of the Hundred Years' War and the Black Death. Rather than concentrating exclusively on military conquest, it asks players to maintain an entire realm while political rivals, economic problems, warfare, and disease continually threaten everything they have built. The campaign offers substantial freedom when selecting a ruler and starting territory. Players can begin as a relatively minor noble with limited resources or take command of a more established kingdom with greater political and military influence. The playable world covers a broad collection of European and neighboring territories, providing many opportunities to create alternative versions of medieval history. Beginning with a small domain is particularly rewarding because expansion feels gradual, with every captured settlement and strengthened army contributing to the transformation from local ruler to major r…

A carbon copy of their other games, don't waste your money till they decide to really add something new to the game.