MiniMap Kingdom

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In MiniMap Kingdom, players build and manage their own medieval kingdom on a miniature map. They must gather resources, construct buildings, and recruit soldiers to defend against enemy attacks. With charming pixel art visuals and strategic gameplay, MiniMap Kingdom offers a unique and engaging experience for fans of simulation and strategy games.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

+50

86%

Audience ScoreBased on 21 reviews

grinding3 negative mentions

The game offers a virtually infinite world with extensive management systems, allowing players to build and expand their kingdoms creatively.
It features a challenging gameplay loop that requires strategic resource management and troop coordination, making it engaging for players who enjoy complex simulations.
The developer is actively updating the game, showing commitment to improving performance and gameplay mechanics.

The user interface and tutorials are often confusing and lack clarity, making it difficult for new players to understand the game mechanics.
Performance issues arise as the game progresses, particularly with frame rate drops during large-scale battles and expansions.
Resource management can feel chaotic, with rapid depletion of essential resources like food and water leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.

graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
14%
43%
The graphics of the game are generally described as minimalist and simplistic, resembling a "sad spreadsheet," which may not appeal to players seeking visually stunning experiences. While some users appreciate the straightforward design in the context of complex management gameplay, others find the lack of graphical polish disappointing. Overall, the visuals are functional but not a highlight of the game.
- “I like the graphics and the in-depth management of balancing the town builds.”
- “I like the graphics personally, but if you're wanting something pretty, then maybe this isn't the game for you.”
- “Graphics is... yeah... what you see is what you get.”
- “For the price, it's essentially robbery, so pick it up if you like complex management sims but don't necessarily care if they're graphically simple.”
- “The graphics look like a sad spreadsheet.”
- “It's still developing; you can see it's very minimalist, so don't expect too much from the graphics.”
optimization
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
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The game features a robust optimization system influenced by the king's magic, supported by a comprehensive tutorial and hint system. However, players report significant performance drops as the map expands, indicating a need for future improvements in this area.
- “All of this can be altered by the king's magic to be optimized, and there's an extensive in-game tutorial and hint system to properly explain the details.”
- “Will look forward to future performance improvements.”
- “I like the optimized numbers of farmers to woodcutters per number of tree tiles, etc.”
- “Unfortunately, the game's performance drops considerably as the map grows.”
- “The second problem is the performance.”
- “I look forward to future performance improvements.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find grinding to be a manageable challenge, though it can lead to complications such as rebellions in farming towns and resource shortages. The need to balance resource management, like food and water, adds a layer of strategy to the grinding experience, but can also result in setbacks if not handled carefully.
- “Not really a problem, but this was enough that two of my farming towns rebelled. I was conquering an AI settlement, so I just brushed this off.”
- “Unfortunately, one of those farming towns has six castles, which means six knights.”
- “Eventually, the town was conquered back. Unfortunately, my food also ran out. I was spamming wells to increase my water, but this took people from farming into water.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
100%
Gameplay is characterized by a steep learning curve, with players struggling to grasp the mechanics that affect NPC happiness. While the premise and mechanics are solid, the experience is marred by noticeable pauses and lag, leading to a sense of overwhelming chaos and limited player control.
- “It took me a few tries before I was able to figure out some of the game mechanics and understand why my people kept getting unhappy.”
- “It took me a few tries before I was able to figure out some of the game mechanics for why my people kept getting unhappy.”
- “I'm not a game developer, but my development experience makes me wonder if the pauses and lag in gameplay are due to garbage collection or locks from certain threads, as all the NPCs are concurrently trying to do things.”
- “No problem with the premise or the mechanics; there's just a lot going on all the time, and it feels like I don't have a lot of control.”