You are shown how to put coins into structures and people by a friendly ghost, however nothing tells you things like “how do I destroy portals?” It’s a lot of trial and error, a running theme for most of the game I think, but there are community pages and wiki sites that helped me along. The end goal is to destroy giant, cliff-side portals on five islands, ridding the world of monsters.
Essentially, your role is support! The player is tasked with making and managing gold, which you use to build structures, recruit vagrants, and make tools they use to become archers, knights, and workmen.
But here’s the kicker: You can’t attack or defend, not directly. Create your kingdom and defeat a plague of greed demons that ravages the islands every night. Since every installment is fairly inexpensive and each one truly is an improvement on a simple strategy game, it’s still worth the time! The premise is pretty basic: you are a monarch. Essentially, each title in the series thus far isn’t a sequel so much as the same core concept getting more polished with new features added on. Two Crowns is the third generation of the Kingdom series, which began as a two-man project by Thomas van den Berg and Marco Bancale, before Swedish publisher RawFury acquired the rights to expand the pair’s work even further. The visuals of Kingdom New Lands were so pleasant and calming, plus there was a bundle that included what I discovered to be a beautiful instrumental soundtrack! Well next thing I knew, I played almost 6 hours straight. Since you were prompted to spend $5 before making friends and receiving gifted content, I looked at the on sale titles and found a pretty-looking pixel-based fantasy side-scroller. I first encountered the Kingdom series when I joined steam in 2017.
And that’s how I feel about Kingdom: Two Crowns. Stardew Valley, Night in the Woods, Okami, The Witcher 3– to me, the best things in the Switch library are adventures on the go. Every so often, I look at the ports for Nintendo Switch and see something that seems like a perfect fit.
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