KingSim
Fuzzy Pixel Game Studio · 2020 · Strategy RPG, Choose Your Own Adventure, Management, Medieval, Simulation
PC
Very Positive83% · 186
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About KingSim
The king is dead, long live the king!
Now it's your turn to rule your small 8-bit style kingdom. Unfortunately, our country has seen better days: the hordes from the south are about to invade, our economy and morale are pretty low, and rumors spread of assassins in town. Make decisions that count, but be cautious. You never know when you'll die.
- Each decision affects the story. Trade, raise the army of undead, make alliances or execute your loyal subjects. The choice is yours. The characters remember your doings and act accordingly.
- Manage resources. Balance your kingdom's Army, Food, Gold, Faith, Happiness, and Health. A wise king knows what's best.
- Survive. The game has dozens of endings - a chain of wrong decisions can lead to death. Maybe next try you'll live a little longer?
- Play minigames. Cut wood, mine for gold, trade on a market or win the princess in dice. Your skill can save your life.
How will your story end?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
KingSim, developed and published by Fuzzy Pixel Game Studio, is a charming and deceptively brutal kingdom management simulator that places players on the throne of a troubled medieval realm. With its pixel-art aesthetic and deceptively light tone, the game draws you in with its simplicity before revealing a complex web of choices, consequences, and often unexpected chaos. At its core, KingSim is a game about decisions—hundreds of them—each with the potential to stabilize or destroy your reign. The appeal lies in its unpredictability, its branching narrative paths, and the humorous, often darkly ironic tone that permeates nearly every encounter. The player assumes the role of a newly crowned monarch trying to hold a crumbling kingdom together. Your court is filled with advisors, warriors, diplomats, and opportunists, each bringing you choices that impact six vital stats: Army, Gold, Food, Health, Happiness, and Religion. If any one of these meters drops too low or surges too high, your reign could come to a sudden and ignoble end. What makes KingSim engaging is the constant sense of risk and reward. Should you increase taxes and risk a rebellion? Ally with a neighboring kingdom or …2 found this helpful
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Bought during sale. I don`t know how this game has more than a 100 achievements when there literally nothing to do during end game. While it starts off pretty interesting, it just felt way to lacking in options and choices. While I did enjoy the first half of the game, the later half, as I said was just pretty much the same stuff repeating all over again and again. AS much as I love to recommend games made by solo devs, I learned that the developer actually dropped this game so no potential add-ons for the late game, which this game very much lack. keep that in mid. i like the artstyle tho.
Surprisingly easy to die. Very nice color scheme.
good
The game provides an enjoyable experience for the first few hours. The main drawback is its short length, coupled with a noticeable repetition of choices after reaching a specific juncture
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