

Rubikingdom
For/War Games · 2020 · Casual, Strategy, Indie, Puzzle, Management
PC
1 user reviews100% · 1
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About Rubikingdom
Run your very own kingdom on a rubik's cube. Collect resources to develop your land. Fight off raiders and face events like famine, disease, and the corruption of the land. Ask favors of your God, but feel their wrath if you do not pay tribute. The choice is yours. How long will you reign?
Visit our trello page to see the road map and give us feedback.
https://trello.com/b/G2AihwKW/rubikingdom
Current Features:
Future Features:
Visit our trello page to see the road map and give us feedback.
https://trello.com/b/G2AihwKW/rubikingdom
Current Features:
- 5 Kingdoms(6-8 planned)
- Noske, The Devout
- Gallynt, The Seafarers
- Amari, The Warriors
- Faalen, The Wanderers
- Pellios, The Laborers
- 5 Gods(6-8 planned)
- Veyra, God of Chance
- Fus, God of Tides
- Kilgar, God of Conflict
- Demri, God of The Land
- Malik, God of Labor
- 10 Favors to ask of the gods. --- 12 planned
- 10 Development and Improvement updates for your kingdom. --- 12-14 planned
- 8 Tile types to harvest (forest, mountain, desert, ocean, grasslands, iron mine, gold mine, and sawmill) --- 10 planned
- 10 World Events to face. (famine, disease, flood, raiders, land corruption, and storms) --- 12-14 planned
- Steam Leaderboards
- Custom Games
Future Features:
- Local PvP via hotseat and Remote Play
- Challenges
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Took a chance on this one since it had been out for almost four months and had no reviews, but looked really interesting. The game IS actually very interesting, but I am refunding it because it's not quite ready for prime time AND it hasn't been updated since mid February so I'm afraid it's abandoned. If it's not abandoned, and continues to be worked on, I do plan to re-purchase it because I think it will be a fun and reliable little time-waster. Play is turn based in the way that a game like Civ is turn-based. You start a turn by choosing what to do to your various tiles--your tiles are the ones that are showing, the top tiles on the cube. You can work the tiles, meaning you extract resources from them, or scout them for enemies, or improve them so that each turn will reap more resources. Resources at the beginning of the game seem to be food, gold, wood, and iron. If there are more resources later, I don't know. Could be? You can also choose to build your army, build your population, or train someone, in addition to working and/or improving your tiles. Additionally, you have a god or goddess that you have to keep happy--a little like in the old Pharaoh/Cleopatra game, in t…4 found this helpful
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