Royal Revolt II

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Royal Revolt II is a multiplayer arcade role playing game. It was developed by Flaregames and was released on May 19, 2021. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Royal Revolt 2 is an action-packed strategy game of castles, alliances and conquest. Protect your honor by lining your own castle path with defensive barricades, bomb towers and other powerful defenses to battle opposing players. Or, lead your army to raid other players’ bases in a rush of action and strategy.

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Audience ScoreBased on 125 reviews

gameplay7 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and engaging mix of strategy and action, reminiscent of classic tower defense games.
Players appreciate the vibrant graphics and the ability to build and customize their kingdoms, creating a satisfying gameplay experience.
The community aspect is strong, with opportunities to connect with players globally and participate in alliances.

The game is heavily criticized for its pay-to-win mechanics, making it difficult for free-to-play players to progress without spending money.
Long wait times for upgrades and frequent connection issues frustrate players, detracting from the overall experience.
Many players feel that the game is a cash grab, with aggressive monetization strategies that overshadow the gameplay.

gameplay
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is generally engaging and features a vibrant aesthetic, with a unique reverse tower-defense mechanic that adds a fresh twist. However, it can feel repetitive over time, and while the game offers a relaxing loop, it may not be fully free-to-play due to the influence of gem purchases on progression. Overall, it is recommended for casual players who enjoy dynamic and colorful gameplay, despite some minor visual issues on PC.
- “If you like playing from time to time, I would recommend it because of this gameplay loop.”
- “+ good and relaxing gameplay loop.”
- “Build your base, level your king, take people's gold... seems simple enough, but smooth gameplay, decent graphics, events, and tons of unlockable things make this super addictive.”
- “You get an offer for about $3 or 3 euros, and you are practically forced to pay up because of how the gem prices affect your gameplay.”
- “- not really free-to-play because of how gems/money affect gameplay.”
- “Drawing comparisons to Clash of Clans, Royal Revolt II excels with its unique reverse tower-defense mechanics, yet falls short in its repetitive gameplay loop.”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in Royal Revolt II are characterized by vibrant, cartoonish visuals that are well-executed but lack originality, often feeling like a simple port from mobile. While the colorful design enhances the gameplay experience, some users note that the larger format diminishes the overall quality, leading to a somewhat 'cheap' impression. Overall, the graphics are engaging but may not stand out in a crowded genre.
- “Drawing comparisons to genre staples like Clash of Clans, Royal Revolt II shines with its vibrant visuals and engaging combat mechanics.”
- “I really loved the original Royal Revolt; this one is pretty fun with its full PvP, quick and dynamic gameplay, and cute, colorful, cartoonish graphics.”
- “challenging gameplay, vibrant graphics, yet falls short on originality.”
- “So are the graphics -- a stylized, cartoon design that is consistent and well done but also rather generic.”
- “First off, the graphics are a sight for these old eyes.”
monetization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization strategy of the game is criticized as a cash grab, heavily relying on microtransactions that hinder progress without significant investment of time or money. Players express disappointment over the lack of ad-watching options available in the Steam version, which diminishes its value compared to the mobile version.
- “The game offers a fair balance between free and paid content, allowing players to enjoy without feeling pressured to spend.”
- “I appreciate that the monetization system is transparent and doesn't hinder gameplay for those who choose not to spend money.”
- “The in-game purchases are optional and provide meaningful enhancements without being necessary to progress.”
- “It feels like all they want is money—it's a cash grab.”
- “The game is based on microtransactions and consumes a lot of time to make some progress.”
- “Without the option to watch ads, the Steam version of Royal Revolt 2 is as useless as the Microsoft Store version.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally well-composed, though it lacks standout tracks that leave a lasting impression. Some players find the tutorial music excessively loud, suggesting that a more balanced audio experience would enhance accessibility. Overall, opinions on the music are mixed, with some players enjoying it.
- “The music is well-composed, creating an enjoyable atmosphere throughout the game.”
- “The music is nice, at least in my opinion! :)”
- “The music during the tutorial is a bit too loud, but overall it enhances the experience.”
- “The music is well-composed, but none of the tracks stand out as being unique.”
- “The music during the tutorial is way too loud.”
- “The music is very loud in the beginning; making that more accessible would be great.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect of the game is minimal, as it primarily functions as a tower defense title with no substantial narrative. However, players can discover charming text and audio elements scattered throughout, adding a lighthearted touch to the experience.
- “The game lacks a real story, with only text or audio floating around.”
- “As a tower defense game, there isn't much of a narrative, but there are some cute elements in the texts.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players express frustration with grinding, particularly when technical issues lead to lost progress, as seen in one user's account loss due to connection problems. Additionally, some feel that grinding requires significant time investment, suggesting that it can be a demanding aspect of gameplay.
- “Because of that connection problem, I lost my account, which was really frustrating because I spent a lot of time grinding on that account.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”