For The King

In order to somehow maintain peace in For The King, the queen spends the entire treasury, and after that she turns to the king’s loyal subjects to calm the people, take dominant positions in the territories and wait for an attack. We become these subjects. The role-playing roguelike with strategy elements contains many explored territories in which we have to fight, improve our skills and level up our character. The king in this world was a decisive person. He helped the disadvantaged, saved enemies from disaster, and knew how and where to direct resources for the optimal existence of people. At one point he is attacked by those who want to take a place in such a prosperous state. The game is designed for multiplayer or cooperative play. You assemble three characters on your ship, strengthen your position, and then travel through an animated world where you fight enemies in turn-based combat. At the beginning of our journey, we are invited to explore a randomly created world. To dive to the next level - dungeons - we have to capture the entire landmass. On the territory of the world we will fight with polar bears, dangerous animals, monsters and traitors to the king. Our characters will be able to set up a safe camp and smoke a pipe with herbs that we collect throughout the levels. The more herbs, the better the health regeneration. Also in battle we will receive experience points and items that after the battle we will be able to put on our heroes, but do not think that everything is so simple. Since For The King is a roguelike, you'll be dying a lot. Control of each character is step-by-step and separate. For example, one of your heroes can run and kill weak monsters around the map, bypassing the main boss, while others will hold back the onslaught of monsters, waiting for the main damage dealer. The screen has controls for all 3 characters, a separate branch for managing health and items.