KINGDOMS

KINGDOMS is a role-playing game about the open world of the Middle Ages, where the hero starts with almost no means. Household chores—mining ore, cooking, construction—take up no less time than fights. You can travel around the world on foot or on horseback, and villages live according to their own schedules. Quests are given out by locals and guilds. The weather and time of day affect what to do: it is dangerous in the forest at night. Equipment wears out and requires repair. Quests are issued by guilds and residents, and the reward is expressed in coins and items. Crafts require tools and time. The roads are dangerous and overnight accommodation costs money. Leveling up is based on points and experience from business. The world lives without a hero. Money is obtained by work and trade. Repairs and overnight accommodations cost their coins. The roads are dangerous and it is best not to travel alone. Leveling up comes through skills. The world lives on a schedule. Work and trade provide money. Accommodation and repairs cost coins. The roads are dangerous. Accommodation and repairs cost coins. Medieval life was served through crafts and trade. Guard posts make it difficult to walk safely on the roads. Guild tasks give respect and money. Siege weapons are built by hand. Some of the tasks require protecting the village from raiders. Weapons and armor are purchased from blacksmiths. Progress occurs day by day, and the time of day changes the activities. Work in the mines and in the fields takes days, and they pay for it in coins. You can work during the day and trade at the market in the evening. Progress is slow, but every step is noticeable. For those players who love medieval life and crafts, this game is suitable.