For The King

Severely underrated. Stick with it, and the game becomes much easier.

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its pretty fun, especially with local coop

Hey there you're finally awake that troll must have hit you on the head pretty hard.
This kingdom is ruled by a graceful queen who sends her heros (That's you) to stop an evil wizard from conquering the world. Play solo,bring friends,play the campaign,the different game modes.
Add events,cosmetics and equipement to your game with (Lore tomes you get from beating bosses)
For the king can be played with friends,has chill music,and easy achievements to get.
It's a good game but don't approach it thinking you'll win on your first run.
It can be quite challenging and the most fun way of playing is by trial and error.

great game all around loads of fun with friends cant complain

i like gloomhaven way better. it's also a real board game

Fantastic coop game. Wish gold was shared as its just a pain to micro manage especially on a controller locally.
UI tends to bug out ALOT on controller locking out options forcing you to spam buttons until something works.

Wish they would have spent more time adding DLCs to this game over for the king 2. Its an 8/10 but with more QOL and content/progression it could be a 10/10 indie classic.

Play through the game to find the best builds to get you as far through the story as possible!

it is a fun game where you can play with friends or solo. you get to complete daring quests and trecherous paths so i hope you enjoy

Fun game to play (gambling) with friend.
i give 99/100 so you got 1 miss.

Fun little game to play (unless you got spoiled with the second one) with friends with some simple combat and fantastic quest lines

Great game! Feels like DnD but a little simpler.

This game just flat out sucks. there's no time to build your characters. it just fight after fight with very little reward. You might get 20 gold pcs after a fight and then have to visit a town and spend 30 gold each to heal each of your characters and now your broke again with no money for new armor, weapons etc. Its just a constant unfun grind with very little payout. take your money and buy a real RPG game because this game has a fun factor of sero. Also I cant count how many times I would hit a character and bring there hit points down to one and then they get another attack on you. The game so called roll system stinks.

Bought to play with my partner and we have disconnecting issues to the point where the game is basically unplayable.

super fun especially with other people and you guys are communicating over discord or vchat somehow.

A great time with friends. If you're looking for a chill, low stakes game with minimal inventory management and just enough strategizing team game...well lo' and behold

Top tier game design. The randomized maps keep things fresh. The art is fun and simple. Rag-doll physics is an awesome call back to beloved older games. The difficulty and strategy give it long term playability. Game studio is local to me too so I love supporting well made games crafted with love.
Also... Bisonators in the plains is a instant 5 star for me.

Combat is good, mostly balanced. Recomended.

A great game. A good challenge with beautifully simplistic graphics.

Very enjoyable and re-playable game, as there are many different classes, gear, and cosmetics.

Story mode is more like a board game with Hildabrants cellar being strictly turn based fighting.
This game can be played casually or not with the various difficulty settings, and only gets more fun as you can unlock more items just from playing.
The only downside being that you cant exactly play this game solo, as it requires at least two players to complete the story mode or get past level 30 in the cellar. You can play as multiple characters and play that way but It slows the game down.
9/10 :steamthumbsup:

AMAZING TIME! Super fun, reminds me a lot of a DnD like game! Some mechanics are not super straight forward but you get used to them very fast, highly recommend

It's...just not fun. The mechanics are there to just pad the play hours. The rolls are so bad they make me miss the days of missing 95% shots in XCOM. Even if you get all of your rolls, oops the enemy just dodged it anyways and 1 shot you. Start over!

General advice online is to level up more before getting into battles. Which would be great if you didn't have a chaos timer that'll result in a certain loss once it activates. Easy, just reduce the timer with...oh those things that didn't spawn.

My usual suggestion for these kind of games is to wait for a sale, but I'm not even sure if it was worth the $3 that I spent

Enemy scaling + random events + no saves + few ways to fail forward + inflation = very frustrating to play. Could have been better with either shorter runs or less RNG, having to play for 6-8hrs and then die to a random guy is very bad.

Love the art style, the game has a lot of potential but unfortunately it feels extremely unfair to play.

The game gets boring quickly. Enemy scaling and gold inflation makes very little sense. The Queen personally asks you to save the realm, but you struggle to buy a healing item in a shop nearby...

Some runs you die in the first few levels to a poisonous slime. Some runs you get to the penultimate dungeon only to get petrified constantly and loose there too. Then there are the legendary joke runs where you take 3 skeleton hobos and save the world from flooding.

for the king is an extremely fun but janky TTRPG that has a steep learning curve, but if you keep going even after a few deaths, it starts to hit and you get into a bit of a flow state and can make progress faster. might not be for everyone due to the complicated mechanics but if you take your time with this game you will be rewarded.

Turn-based, but very complicated, or a lot of things to keep track of. It's unforgiving, which makes better for slow play rather than rush

Very fun co-op tabletop RPG! Lots of good strategy, and good practice for communication skills lol. The difficulty curve is a bit harder but there is an unlock system to unlock certain in game items that will help. This is definitely best to play with at least 1 other person, I have not tried playing this alone.

Genuinely fun game if you have friends, the chaos of probability makes the nonsense hilarious.

An absolutely amazing game! It has a gigantic amount of tactical options to discover with your friends. Time flies when you're playing this game—I enjoy it so much more than For the King 2!

Basically a survival board game...shares a lot of mechanics with other survival board games I've played.
You have "chaos" that can decrease or increase based on activities
You get loot from mobs and activities
You take turns performing actions
you roll for different aspects of combat and game interactions
There's over-world events and bosses to defeat with some aspect of randomness
This game is pretty relaxing - great way to kill 10 hours with a couple friends or solo.

The game itself is very good, and fun to play. But my pal and I have been consistently unable to get online co-op working. The servers are terrible and constantly time out. We've had the same issues for years, and have tried all sorts of community recommended fixes. At this point I'm just fed up of spending my precious spare time fixing something that other devs do better.

the kings maze is literally impossible with 2 people, i tried to get more people to get it but the game ended up ruining my friends pc

Pretty addictive and fun. I would have loved to see more difference in playstyle between characters (or how weapons work). Much better than the sequel from my experience.

So it's fun and enjoyable but it looks like there isn't support for the game other than pushing out more content for your money. Found a game breaking bugged quest within the first like 8 or so. Turns out it's a known bug since 2021 and they've done nothing. While reporting the bug, bug submission screen itself...bugged. Had to kill program. Seems fun but what I feel like I got was another buggy indie game some team shipped because they needed money now and then when/if they feel like it they fix something. But mostly seems like they're leaving it saying "Eh, good enough." and they're just pushing new DLC for $$. I say avoid, I wouldn't buy anything more from this company now.

The scaling makes the game feel frustrating, I frequently found myself getting past the start of a run and then it just becomes a slog. Enemies scale quicker than you, and gold inflation just makes you feel poorer and more punished as the game goes on.

Played a lot of rougelikes, with this I never felt excited to go back into a run thinking "what could have I done better", can't recommend.

i do not recommend this game at all. This game gives me and my boyfriend depression. we fought so hard for all of our stuffs just to have the little green guy stole it all then 3 bulky guys with the snakes took our lives

for the king 1 to me feels better than the second one... not sure if its just me but i feel this one better than i do the second version of the game just need to make more classes and models.

Great party strategy game. Love that it's a rouge like, and the rolls are brutal. Love this game!

Great time with 2 or 3 players! Especially for you D&D loot goblins.

Good luck. You'll need it. In fact, you'll need to be luckier than your great-great-grandpappy whose pocket watch stopped a bullet and saved his life in World War 2.

No but for real, I genuinely wanted to like this game. It's a great concept and had a lot of potential in my opinion, but in the end it was full of horrible RNG, enemies with gimmicky "cut you off at the knee" mechanics, and lackluster loot. What started out as an enjoyable, laid-back, and at times, funny experience with a friend, proved to end up being more frustrating, confusing, and disappointing than anything.

I think the core gameplay of this tabletop RPG is actually mildly fun but there's just not much to keep you coming back for more. Don't get me wrong, there is a shop you can access from the main menu that uses in-game currency (that you basically get for beating bosses), which offers new playable characters, in-game equipment, events/encounters, and cosmetic items. That is what technically qualifies this game to be "roguelike" but I just do not find myself wanting to come back again and again like other roguelikes have enticed me do in the past.

Like i and many others have said: great concept - flawed execution.

Good concept of a game, but very poorly executed. Everything in this game is dependent on luck; from movement, combat, world encounters, enemy/objective spawns, to drops, and more.

The game is too difficult—but not in a good way. The disclaimer at the beginning of the game "Do not set out on this quest with the expectation that you will succeed at first try" is not a good excuse for poorly designed game.

The game is very unforgiving. For example, if you use a weapon spell shockwave, you immediately get 25% less chance per dice roll to succeed, and also you have to roll more dice. If you roll 3/4, the effect will fail, and the damage will be only 20%. Pure madness.

Unfair enemy advantage. However, when an enemy has to roll 6 dice, he has >90% chance to roll each, which is unfair and redundant. What's the point of enemy dice rolls?

Game economy is not well-tested or thought-through. You often heavily rely on herbs that heal you +30 hp which cost 20 or 30 gold each. From a single fight you will get 10-20 gold, which you're ought to share with party members. Half an hour into the game, and a fight will cost you more health than you can get with the gold you earn. You can get these herbs in towns, so if you're out of stock, you're pretty much a ticking time-bomb. Not to account for the other items you have to purchase to advance..

Unclear UI and UX. The game doesn't properly teach or communicate gameplay elements – you kinda have to extrapolate those on your own. A simple example is when you drink a potion it says "temporarily gain immunity to X" but doesn't let you know in any way how long that is, leading to surprise moments (bad surprises), and frustration.

Really fun to play with friends. Somewhat fun to play alone, also

There are some things I liked about this game, but there's enough things that make it tedious, repetitive, and generally just hinder the enjoyment of the game that I can’t recommend it. Overall, not the worst game I’ve ever played, but me and a friend beat apprentice difficulty on the first playthrough and that was enough for us.
One major positive though was that multiplayer was really smooth. Most other games that claim to be “online co-op” make connecting with other players difficult.

Like the idea of the game, it's just much to hard to play without looking up how to play online and I personally don't think that is a great way to teach by trying over and over again and not succeeding. The game isn't good at explaining how fast or slow to progress and if you progress to quick you just can't survive. Quite disapointed with this purchase.

Great game, semi scratches that bg3 itch for me. Encountered a few disconnecting issues but apart from that I recommend picking it up during a sale.

Good game for playing with friends.
Easy to understand, fun and with campaigns that can lasts hours (or just minutes if your team sucks)

fun! good multiplayer for 1-2 friends

Simple to pick up, but very difficult. Addictive and fun, even if the difficulty spike is rough.

Great mechanics and replayability.