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Super Fantasy Kingdom
Developer Super Fantasy Games
Rebuild your kingdom and explore a vibrant fantasy world in this roguelite city builder. Defeat hordes of monsters with a unique team of defenders as you harvest, build, mine, cook, brew, and grow. But if your defenses should fail, be prepared to watch it all burn! From the Steam store page
325 reactions from 3 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Lemmy) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
67
Fresh
192 positive · 96 negative
95% range 61–72%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 192 | 96 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 7 | 1 | 28 |
| Lemmy * | 0 | 0 | 1 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
2,882 of 3,282 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
67% recommend · 174 yes, 84 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 258 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (5,233 of 6,038 positive).
Players praise the game's unique blend of roguelite, city-building, and tower defense elements. [1][2][3] Many reviewers criticize the slow, grindy progression and lack of strategic variety. [4][5][6] Some players note the developer is responsive and the game has strong potential. [7][8][3]
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- [5]
Underneath everything, it's a fun game. But holy hell is this the WORST progression, achievements, and grinding of any game I have ever played, zero exaggeration. I used to think Tainted Grail had the worst, but this game takes it by a mile. You have to play horrible units, playstyles, and perform goofy acts through repeated forced failures just so you can eek further to unlock even more stuff. I think the most …
- [6]
Context: As of this writing, I am #103 in the Undead leaderboard and #344 in the Human one. I have 100% the game's achievements, putting me at 0.1% of the playerbase. The core concept of the game is extremely compelling. The base-building and kingdom management are very well done (especially on the Undead side), and the variety of champions and units is commendable. I enjoy the theming of each kingdom and being able …
- [1]
This is poorly described in the tags and promos so here goes: a Rogue-Village, auto-battling, clever resource manager. There's no bullet-hell action (wtf PC Gamer?) there's no deck of cards... at all. Even more of a tower-defense than dungeon crawler for pete's sake. What it is is quite an original and quirky, addictive brain-burner that rewards opportunism and replay. Actually... because of the human and undead …
- [9]
Let's be clear this game's progression moves at the speed of a tectonic plate. You don't "level up" so much as you "incrementally ooze" toward the next stat point. It's 3 AM. My eyes feel like two dry grapes. But my brain, that traitorous lump of dopamine-starved jelly, is chanting: "One More Run" because every tiny, incremental win feels amazing. But here’s the real kicker. I was 17 hours in. I had my builds …
- [7]
So first off, let me say the dev for this game is super dedicated. During the first few weeks, they were taking in all feedback! Adjusting, learning, and improving. You can’t please everyone, but they sure as hell seems like they are going to try. First, let’s start with the good: The game is pretty straightforward and easy to learn. The interface was a little iffy at launch, but now everything has a proper way of …
Summarised from 34 of the 294 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 11, 2026. How summaries are made
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Players who liked Super Fantasy Kingdom talk about unique genre blend of roguelite, city builder, and tower defense; those who didn't talk about very slow, grindy meta progression. Which matters more to you?
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60 of 325 · most liked firstUnderneath everything, it's a fun game. But holy hell is this the WORST progression, achievements, and grinding of any game I have ever played, zero exaggeration. I used to think Tainted Grail had the worst, but this game takes it by a mile. You have to play horrible units, playstyles, and perform goofy acts through repeated forced failures just so you can eek further to unlock even more stuff. I think the most egregious thing is for each faction, there is ONE optimal build order. ONE. When I…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →4/10 incremental game. It's ok. This games advertising in deceptive. While a roguelike, a city builder, and a strategy game, all three elements are executed in a fairly shallow manner because this is actually an incremental game at its core and the point of all three systems is to engage with this core purely. - The strategy is pretty much nothing. It boils down to getting the right units at the right stage of the game, putting them in the exact right spot, and calling it a day. It's actually…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →[NOTE: There is information at the end towards the current state of the game/my opinion. I am leaving up the original review text, but be advised it may or may not reflect the state of the game anymore] I honestly feel like this game tricked me into liking it at first There were so many good things that I saw in the first hours of the game: an economy system with multiple resources that you can focus on, progression based on glory as you get further and further in the game, which early on…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm pretty disappointed, but it's personal. This game is a super good idea; but it's not done the way I personally enjoy. I loved the game for the first few runs. My main problem though... This game is solved-by-design. There are 1-2 actual build orders you NEED to do in order to win, and you can only unlock those after like 50 runs. (Ex: Day 1 build tavern, lumber, house, quarry, swap 1 cutter to stone, gather 3 stone, swap to wood, upgrade castle.) 50 near identical runs where if you're…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Was really waiting for this game since the early demo, but unfortunately I ended up a bit disappointed. There's not that much strategy or player agency during a run, and little room for skill improvement. It doesn't follow the classic roguelike pattern of understanding the game, developing better strategies, and overcome increasingly difficult challenges. Instead, it's more focused toward repeating runs to gain more meta progression, to unlock new lands, to get more meta progression, to then be…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Context: As of this writing, I am #103 in the Undead leaderboard and #344 in the Human one. I have 100% the game's achievements, putting me at 0.1% of the playerbase. The core concept of the game is extremely compelling. The base-building and kingdom management are very well done (especially on the Undead side), and the variety of champions and units is commendable. I enjoy the theming of each kingdom and being able to mix and match different units, as well as the general feeling of unity and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I feel like I'm progressing because it's scripted, and that the decisions I have to make were pre-planned by the developer and I just need to keep bashing my head against a wall until I find a loose brick that can be moved by my skull. I have not enjoyed playing this. There are multiple discussion comments where people post far more knowledgeable misgivings about the game's design. I honestly think this means that this game should currently have more negative reviews, as there are arguably…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I got this game at release after three different YouTube creators I regularly watch played and recommended it to certain degrees. I just wanted to check out the steam page, but since it was on sale, I just grabbed it, because those creators taste usually aligns with mine. Not in this case. I don't know if they just didn't play far enough, but this game wastes your time with a very slow meta progression and very little you can actually do to alter your playstyle. Each run you have to do certain…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Super Fantasy Kingdom is a City Bulder/Survivors Roguelite something. I saw some random Youtube Video of someone playing it and thought "This looks kindah fun". Wishlisted it. waited for a Sale and grabbed it for 10 bucks. I mean, 50hours+ Playtime for 10 bucks is quite nice. Cant argue with that. Do I regret it? No. Why the hell do I not recommend it then? It does not respect your Time. Its one of those games, where you start out and Progression is quick and then slowly grinds to a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game really plays like a grind - like an idle game but somehow without the ease. Like a strategy game but without the depth. I'd strongly recommend waiting until the developer can improve the design around the core gameplay loop. PROS: - Excellent pixel art. The game's art is charming and the game is just fun to look at. - The game has a couple hours of fun near the start while you are learning the systems and progression is quick. - Music and sound are fine, surprisingly they didn't…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is poorly described in the tags and promos so here goes: a Rogue-Village, auto-battling, clever resource manager. There's no bullet-hell action (wtf PC Gamer?) there's no deck of cards... at all. Even more of a tower-defense than dungeon crawler for pete's sake. What it is is quite an original and quirky, addictive brain-burner that rewards opportunism and replay. Actually... because of the human and undead versions... it's effectively TWO of those things. It's as if '9 Kings' had a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I think this game sorely missed the point of roguelikes. Roguelikes are interesting because they offer challenging gameplay, where mistakes lead to your death. By replaying over and over, you are meant to improve your skills and stop dying because you got better at the game. Roguelikes do also introduce permanent progression between runs, which in some games acts as a handicap to make the game itself intrinsically easier without requiring you to get better at the game to progress, but playing…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game exposes a small flaw in the Steam review system in that I really like the game, but struggle to recommend it to anyone but the right person. I don't generally recommend it, but it scratches a certain itch. Other reviews are not wrong about glacial incremental progress. The dev has asked in a comment on a negative review what's grindy exactly and I'd like to directly address them while keeping this a review: you are numerically and strictly gated on progress. While this game…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Let's be clear this game's progression moves at the speed of a tectonic plate. You don't "level up" so much as you "incrementally ooze" toward the next stat point. It's 3 AM. My eyes feel like two dry grapes. But my brain, that traitorous lump of dopamine-starved jelly, is chanting: "One More Run" because every tiny, incremental win feels amazing. But here’s the real kicker. I was 17 hours in. I had my builds figured out. I was a seasoned, hardened veteran of the grind. I leaned back,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is as good as it was during the demo. Albeit a LONG wait between demo and now, it was worth it. Priced right, easy to play...can't wait until after work so that I can play more. A very chillaxing game, with minor strategy that won't break your brain...but still challenge you. If you're looking for that game you always feel progression, this is it.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I won't give a negative review simply because there is a lot of heart and soul put into this game and I don't believe it deserves a negative review. And many people clearly like it. That being said, the game is not for me. Because of having to repeat the first 20 minutes over and over, it becomes incredibly tedious and boring. I could barely get to an hour before I knew I never wanted to play this again. I tried the demo and had hopes that a future release would speed up the mind numbing tedium…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is not a city builder! It's a tower defence game with resource management. It has an interesting angle on the genre and a motivating progression. But if you want a rogue-lite settlement builder go play Against the Storm which is a masterpiece in that area.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game becomes grindy as runs go deeper and porgress slows. As soon as you learn witch units are terrible, the good ones dont seem that different from eacother, making every run the same. Its not a terrible game, but it really fizzles out and left me feeling like i wasted my time. The game did successfully distract me from its limited gameplay by enticing me to explore the map, fun untill you become gated by progressively longer sessions of waiting for currency to accumulate, while…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I think this game is just OK for right now. It's a Roguelike, but not in a way I normally see. Every time you die, you have to rebuild the city, but with the way they have it set up, you have to build the city up in the same exact order every time. You have to set the Tavern first, then you have to set the Woodcutter shop, then a house, etc. It is the same each way due to how many materials it takes to build certain things and the storage of your castle. So I don't find anything all that…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The gameplay loop sucks. Just a massive flaw in an otherwise good game. You HAVE to use new heroes, units, items etc to level up your kingdom which is required for meta progression. Every new hero you are forced to do a run without starting equipment in order to unlock the equipment slots. You can only get access to the higher difficulties which are needed to unlock progression by doing SEVERAL of the same runs on different heroes. It's not a new civilization, it's one ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ unit that isn't…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I’ve played this game for almost 6 hours and it’s GREAT. I’ve read a ton of the negative reviews.... because that’s what I do, but the main complaint is that you can only get so far before you fail and have to start over. You kidding me? That’s the point. Have you not played any roguelites? If it’s not your style of game then don’t play it and don’t review it. Ever heard of Loop Hero, He is Coming, or Against the Storm? All these are the same. You play, you learn, you die. You get a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →So first off, let me say the dev for this game is super dedicated. During the first few weeks, they were taking in all feedback! Adjusting, learning, and improving. You can’t please everyone, but they sure as hell seems like they are going to try. First, let’s start with the good: The game is pretty straightforward and easy to learn. The interface was a little iffy at launch, but now everything has a proper way of showing what it’s for, what it does, hotkeys, and so on. It also works great on…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm a massive fan of roguelikes, I thought for sure I would really enjoy this game, but unfortunately this game simply doesn't sit well for me. A lot of reviews give an impression of a deep pool of content that isn't accessible until you grok the game, but in reality the game has a deliberately very slow progression system. You will die on repeat to get very minor upgrades that let you squeeze out a bit of extra content at the end of each run; each run is also mostly identical. After the first…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →JUST ONE MORE TRY!!!!! SFK is made by a single Developer, who cares About the Opinions and Preferences of his Fans This is the Early Access release, but with the Content of a full Game already! I have played this Game from the earliest playable build. SFK is a SUPER fun roguelite City Builder/Town Defense. It is not SUPER complex, but you have near infinite Possibilities in trying out new Ways to defend your City. The Gameplay Loop is SUPER addicting: Get a Building, put in Workers, get…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Ok so it is early release. But it is very easy to get kinde blocked off from progressing pretty fast. Or at least making it very hard to progress. As even if you fail it is entirely possible to have no progress. As it's a rogue like and not a grind game this should not happen this fast or even ever. That being said. PLEAS fix the following things asap (story line is the least important one in the list) 1. Some upgrades in the game soft lock you. I got the 4 bush spawn upgrade. In a few days…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A huge Grind If you are the type to see a Rogue Like who only really enjoys the ones where you can actually win the first round or the first round past tutorial, this is NOT the game for you. This is a game where the tutorial is only the beginner's tutorial. The real tutoriel is learning most of the game mechanics up to the point you have your first successful run potentially many hours later. Then you are greeted with the real toriel, an explanation of what is essentially an "ascension"…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Coming soon to Game Pass: Ultimate: -PowerWash Simulator 2 (10/23) -Bounty Star (10/23) -The Outer Worlds 2 (10/29) -Football Manager 26 (11/4) Premium: -Commandos: Origins -Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 -Halls of Torment (10/28) -1000xResist (11/4) PC: -Super Fantasy Kingdom (10/24)
neutral · AI labelView post →The game starts off pretty easy but as you lose and buy resources from your run, you notice how much of a grind this game is. I mean GRIND each small increase. It's difficult to enjoy this game unless you have a lot of time on your hands.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Tags for this game aren't right. It's a city builder with auto battling on the side. It would be a stretch to call it even a roguelite. A large portion of the meta-progression depends on a currency (shards) that feels like a slog to get. You'll be repeating runs that don't feel different enough to warrant such a system in its current iteration. If you can get over this large hurdle there's a charming game underneath. That all being said I can't recommend this game in its current state of…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →There is so much to like about this game but something needs to be done about the monotony and repetativeness at start of each run. It takes WAY too long to go through the early game at the start of each run, which is played basically the exact same way every time. At the end of a long run, my desire to restart is basically zero because I know I'll have an hour or more doing all the repetative boring tasks of startup again.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Having played over a 1000 hours between the demo and the closed alpha/beta and everything inbetween I can say that this game is absolutely worth a buy. An absolute gem of a game!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Coincidentally, I left a review for Super Fantasy Kingdom earlier today, after the devs put out a request for some for this very reason. Give it a try if roguelike citybuilder sounds like your jam! Ignore the people calling it an idle game, it's really not. store.steampowered.com/app/2289750/...
positive · AI labelView post →I want to love this game and it has so much potential but in its current state the progression is way too slow. It plays almost like it's an RTS build order practice tool-it feels like there is very little meaningful choice beyond optimizing the build order to try and progress a bit further into the map, but for that being the core gameplay loop the game speed is painfully slow.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Really fun city builder and horde defense game. Wish you could go until death instead of being forced to restart every 30 days.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Finally… my kingdom (and my free time) are gone 👑💀 I’ve been waiting for this game to drop like a man lost in the desert waiting for rain. The free demo had me hooked instantly, I told myself I’d “just try it for 10 minutes” and next thing I knew, the sun was rising and my coffee was cold. Now that it’s out, I’m fully ready to hardcore grind my soul away in Super Fantasy Kingdom. I don’t even care if my villagers start a union or if the monsters eat half my population, I’m here for the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hi, I was wondering if this game's developer knows anything about "Crownstone Survival" on the google play app store. It seems to be like that game is reusing some of your assets. If that is your game I want to support it but if not that is plagiarism.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game tricks you into thinking its good when in reality, you're grinding unnecessarily samey playthroughs. I love the exploration and Heroes of Might and Magic style world events, but as many have said, as you get to later parts of the game, progress gets WAAAAAAAY more tedious. You need multi hour runs to unlock one new path while you repeat the exact same build order strategy you did the previous 10+ runs. It's unfortunate because this seems like a fundamental design flaw that probably…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →After getting my first 'win' today, I figured I'd review the game so far. As an early access title - this is pretty phenomenal in terms of content and lack of bugs. There have been several community complaints in regard to some of the more grindy elements and the dev has been incredibly quick to react and very communicative. Can't wait to see what else gets added in the future! +Strong pixel art and soundtrack +Palpable sense of progression, both meta and 'learning' to play +Two playable…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nice, unique game but dam the progression sucks. The higher you get the higher the grind. If that can be fixed there's a solid game here.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →For me ITS the best game in the world. City builder, fantasy units and heroes, tactics, learning, improvement, and a kind of roleplay with leveling up system. The publisher wanted to make a good game. What he did is: He helped me through a hard time in my life with fun and to beam me out of this world for some hours. I Love It and I recommend it to everybody! Thanks for this great game!!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game isn't terrible. It looks and sounds fine. but its the gameplay that really bothers me. The game feels very grindy and samey with only minute differences every run. It all just gets tiring and really frustrating when you try something slightly different only to realize the new unit you're trying for example, is actually terrible. This discourages experimentation and just makes the game's repetition even worse.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This review is mostly just for the dev as they want as many steam reviews as possible so. This game reminds me a lot of Lego Battles on the DS in so many ways. Not a 1 to 1 or anything but I feel like I'm getting the same feeling I got when I played that game as a kid. There's so much potential here and I hope it gets expanded on exponentially. There's absolutely a lot of good but also some stuff that needs to be fixed or improved in my opinion. What's already great: -Addictive game-play. Not…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Huge news!📢 Super Fantasy Kingdom launches into Early Access on October 24, 2025. In just a few weeks, you'll be able to build, rule, and defend your very own fantasy kingdom. So excited to share this game with all of you! store.steampowered.com/app/2289750/...
neutral · AI labelView post →Coming to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate: [• Yesterday | Ninja Gaiden 4 (Day One] • Oct 23 | PowerWash Simulator 2 (Day One) • Oct 23 | Bounty Star (Day One) • Oct 24 | Super Fantasy Kingdom (PC) (Day One) • Oct 28 | Halls of Torment news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/1...
neutral · AI labelView post →A straight forward combo of inching out progress over multiple runs (a roguelite, if you will), Stronghold (without the walls) and an auto-battler. Beautiful pixel art, horrible pixel animations. There's too much slewing and pixel snapping. Ick It has a nice retro soundtrack too. The English in it is terrible, as is every character. I can't be arsed to keep playing though, I think the "roguelite" aspect of the design just robs the game of any satisfaction as everything just becomes too…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It takes some time to figure out how everythings works, it's not very clear, hints are only displayed once, so if you miss it or forget it, too bad! The figuring things out is one of the fun parts for me in a game. I do have to say, I only played without difficulty enhancers. And I wish I would not have had to play the undead kingdom, but I belive the developer fixed that recently. No need for that anymore. Which is a good improvement in my opinion. I still recommend this game, but do be…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's... okay. In a single word, it's too same-y. A little too grindy, feels more a casual mobile game that's also f'ing punishing. Quite the odd mashup. The early challenge and metaprogression seems like the mid and late game will blossom (which is to say it's fun and challenging), but after unlocking most of the game, I can't say it does. The grind makes early game easier, which makes the mid-game possible, which makes the end-game a bit more fun and variable (like which penultimate…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TL;DR: Game almost feels feature-complete already. This early access is mostly ironing out the issues and balance. It's definitely a playable game already with a satisfying amount of playtime available. It's fun. Really fantastic little roguelike - got some really refreshing ideas that seem novel to me. The beginning of the game is pretty grindy, and can feel a little samey at times, but once you've got the hang of it and unlocked some extra stuff for your kingdom the quality absolutely…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Ok so I want to throw this game some flowers first. Core gameplay loop? It's simple and fun! You're primarily in charge of resource managing your kingdom so you can increase the rate of your industry so that you can get resources to acquire new units, food to feed those units and make them stronger (better food = better units), and coins to upgrade their abilities into higher tiers and eventually evolve them into even better monsters at tier 3. The better your town, the directly better your…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It presents as a townbuilding roguelite, but functions as a participation required reset simulator. I'll revisit it in the future after a handful of updates, because there is a lot of potential here. But right now it's about as much fun as being stuck between 2 fires, alternating putting out each one half way until you run out of water, and then you go start 2 more small fires. It's got a lot of great pieces, but the way they all come together is incredibly lackluster. It is wildly…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Decently enjoyable in the start, gets a bit slow in the middle, and the end feels like you can do multiple runs over multiple hours with basically nothing to show for it. Will go from a wave not killing a single of your units, or even getting close, to the next wiping your entire team and nothing you try with all of your resets can save it.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is a bit deceptively marketed. Everything is on rails. Everything is deterministic. There is precisely one correct build path which must be followed to have a chance at surviving (which RNG determines based on troops it spawns for selection). You will always build the same things in the same order on the same days. It is an incremental, almost idle, game which resets frequently instead of compounding. Because the only way to progress is to die. And when you die, you’re…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Another case when it was hard to decide between positive and negative feedback, but I guess the time/price/fun proportion which I've sent it game was overall good. But. Buttttt..... There is something wrong with the progression system, it's hard to describes but it "feels" wrong and uncontrolled. Like in most games similar to this you have a lot of variation of How you can play to "win" and how you can progress, here, with times it becomes to repetative and any variation from "scenario"…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Like a lot of the reviews say, there's very little actual choice or agency. You're mostly just unlocking things in the order the game wants you to, dying on the wave it wants you to, going back to the start screen to get the rewards it wants you to, just so you can go back in and get to the next wave checkpoint that it wants you to.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Spoilers will be in the later paragraphs. SFK is a roguelite, city-builder, tower-defense of sorts. It features at least 11 unique champions to start a run with, and you can unlock features such as banning an unwanted element of gameplay or starting each run with multiple boons. Its roguelite elements mean you have new strategies and units to try out each run, and runs can last anywhere from 30-90m. For the positives, there are plenty of unit options, many unlocks to obtain through tasks for…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Alright, so I played this game a ton, it's great. But also, it's disappointing. You'll think there's another way to progress through the game, and you will be confronted by the fact that it's to bonfire max. You are currently a fool who doesn't even know what a bonfire is and you may think I'm resentful. One day you will realize the only way to progress is bonfire maxing, and you will know my disappointment.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The first couple hours were a ton of fun. Every run resulted in very obvious progress and I was still trying to figure out the “best” way to construct my base. It was feeling like Super Fantasy Kingdom would be one of those roguelikes I could sink my teeth into for dozens of hours. But then progression fell off a cliff and I was doing the exact same runs over and over again because there was nothing I could really change. I was just grinding for shards and with each run taking 30+ minutes it…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →1st off I do really enjoy the game, already got my money's worth even if I dropped it here, the unlocking loops are definitely different than even midgame let alone endgame. That said I see why the frustration- Why is the game so grindy? Map needs progression to unlock stuff, but there's no practical way to actually vary a build so its just a bunch of slightly better runs in a row the real grind is the blue gems, particularly once you start sailing, "oh I got to island 3 but didn't have 100…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game was so good I had to write my first ever review just because I think my steam friends who hopefully read this mindlessly will have no choice but to try it. Yes you unk. Yes you pook. Dave this game shares the synergy idea similar to spire, so i think you would enjoy it also. I bought the game simply for aesthetics and because it was tagged as something id like. Didnt read anything, just played and figured one thing out after another and once i discovered how complex and deep the game is i…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's a very grindy game. You fail 100x but make progress with each run. The progress is slow but does pick up after a couple of dozen runs. If you like that type of game then it's a recommend. I do like this type of game. Runs are very similar but it's about tweaking what you're doing to be more efficient. The game doesn't throw anything new at you ever. You just have new unlocks from previous runs that hopefully let you get a few waves further in. First win took about 25 hours for me.…
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