Kingdom Two Crowns

Kingdom Two Crowns is a microstrategy about a ruler who collects a kingdom by coins. The forces here are limited: money is spent on walls, and on workers, and on the army. During the day, the detachment cuts down the forest, builds fortifications and hires people, but at night waves of enemies come, and then defense is most important. On the islands there are hermits who provide useful skills, as well as ruins and merchants. The mode for two allows you to share concerns: one looks after the household, the second looks after defense. In addition to the basic campaign, there are themed lands with their own settings. In addition to the waves, there are other threats: monsters, disgruntled residents and lost lands that will have to be conquered. Moving between islands retains some of your progress, making it easier to start over again. The weather and seasons change the situation, and some threats appear only in winter. Workers need both coins and housing, otherwise the village will not grow. In addition to defense, there are trade caravans and income-generating buildings. The game moves at a calm pace, but errors in planning are quickly visible. Part of what you have accumulated is saved between the islands, so a new start does not look like a punishment. Some buildings require rare resources, for which they go to distant lands. Weather conditions change the appearance of the island and add threats. There is a mode where two people can play on one screen. Night waves differ in composition, so defenses are built taking into account possible opponents. For those who like leisurely games that require planning, the project is suitable.