- August 15, 2019
- GOAT games
- 32h median play time
King's Throne: Royal Delights
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About
"King's Throne: Royal Delights" is a simulation game with an intriguing story, spectacular gameplay, and beautiful graphics, accompanied by a perfect soundtrack. However, be prepared for a lot of grinding, frequent advertisements, and numerous bugs. The game encourages players to rule their kingdom and romance their way to the throne, providing plenty of humor along the way.




- Great graphics and art style, making the game visually appealing.
- Engaging storyline with various quests and events to keep players interested.
- Offers a lot of content and activities without overwhelming players with ads.
- Heavy reliance on microtransactions, making it difficult to progress without spending money.
- Gameplay can become repetitive and grindy, especially after initial levels.
- Frequent bugs and connection issues, leading to frustration and loss of progress.
story
1,058 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally described as engaging and well-crafted, with many players appreciating its depth and character development. However, some find it repetitive and cliche, often feeling that the gameplay overshadows the narrative. While the graphics and voice acting receive praise, there are complaints about the lack of meaningful choices and the predominance of pay-to-win mechanics that can hinder story progression. Overall, the story is seen as a strong point, but it could benefit from more interactivity and variety.
“The game starts off surprisingly engaging with a fully voiced story steeped in potential political intrigue as you take on the role of king to an empire.”
“It's a great game with amazing graphics, character design, story, and gameplay, but there are parts that trip it up.”
“The story is engaging and the characters (heroes and maidens) are fun to collect.”
“The story is easily the worst part of the game.”
“The storyline is bland.”
“It's a grinding click fest with little to offer in actual gameplay relying on your own impatience to make you spend money on progressing a story that crawls at a snail's pace.”