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Daria: A Kingdom Simulator

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29%Game Brain Score
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38% User Score Based on 26 reviews

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Daria: A Kingdom Simulator is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Hosted Games and was released on April 4, 2024. It received negative reviews from players.

"Daria: A Kingdom Simulator" is a text-based interactive fantasy novel set in the Lucidverse, where you rule a kingdom and make choices that shape its destiny. Navigate a dynamic world with diplomacy, warfare, and various difficulty modes. Play as male, female, or nonbinary, striving to craft a lasting legacy.

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38%
Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews
story3 negative mentions
  • The game offers enjoyable city and kingdom building mechanics, appealing to fans of simulation games.
  • It features a neat storyline that unfolds through events as the kingdom grows, adding some depth to the gameplay.
  • The game has potential for interesting gameplay options in future updates, as it is part of a larger universe created by the author.
  • Frequent updates result in lost progress, which has frustrated many players and detracts from the overall experience.
  • The game lacks sufficient information about mechanics, leading to confusion and a steep learning curve for players.
  • Gameplay can become tedious and grindy, with micromanagement and repetitive tasks that may not appeal to everyone.
  • story
    10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game features a neat but limited storyline that unfolds through events tied to kingdom growth, though it lacks the depth found in many other choose-your-own-adventure games. While the narrative elements are present, they are overshadowed by gameplay and management mechanics, leading to a feeling of underdeveloped storytelling. Additionally, significant plot events can disrupt gameplay by deleting your entire army, further detracting from the narrative experience.

    • “If you buy this, just know that it does have a neat storyline that is told through events that pop up as your kingdom grows and so on, but it is not comparable to most other CYOA Choicescript games you might have encountered, as the gameplay/management is the bulk of the game.”
    • “I think the work that went into this could easily translate into another game in the future, providing some really interesting gameplay options to go with a more robust story.”
    • “Also, your entire army is deleted when you go through a plot event for some reason.”
    • “But this is supposed to have storytelling.”
    • “It does not, it has only small bits of storytelling.”
  • gameplay
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay primarily focuses on kingdom management rather than the narrative, which is delivered through events as the kingdom develops. While the storyline has potential, it lacks depth and integration with gameplay mechanics, leading to confusion and a lack of impact from player choices. Additionally, there is insufficient information about the game mechanics, resulting in players encountering incorrect details when seeking guidance.

    • “I think the work that went into this could easily translate into another game in the future, providing some really interesting gameplay options to go with a more robust story.”
    • “There is not enough information about the game mechanics, and when you look it up, you sometimes get incorrect information.”
    • “At the beginning of the game, I chose an evil deity; it was never mentioned again, nor does it impact the gameplay in any way.”
    • “If you buy this, just know that it does have a neat storyline that is told through events that pop up as your kingdom grows, but it is not comparable to most other CYOA Choicescript games you might have encountered, as the gameplay and management is the bulk of the game.”
  • grinding
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players note that grinding is a necessary part of the game, as it allows for the specialization of their king after reaching certain levels. This aspect adds depth to gameplay, rewarding players for their efforts.

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Daria: A Kingdom Simulator is a role playing game.

Daria: A Kingdom Simulator is available on PC, Mac OS, Phone, Windows and others.

Daria: A Kingdom Simulator was released on April 4, 2024.

Daria: A Kingdom Simulator was developed by Hosted Games.

Daria: A Kingdom Simulator has received negative reviews from players. Most players disliked this game for its story.

Daria: A Kingdom Simulator is a single player game.

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