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Super Fantasy Kingdom is a single player role playing game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by Super Fantasy Games and was released on October 24, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

In Super Fantasy Kingdom, you must rebuild your homeland after it’s destroyed and defend against nightly monster invasions. Each run allows you to carry over rewards, unlock new heroes, and explore previously hidden lands while facing increasingly fierce foes and powerful bosses. Uncover the mystery behind the endless cycle of life, death, and defense.

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91%
Audience ScoreBased on 2,450 reviews
gameplay135 positive mentions
grinding129 negative mentions

  • The game offers a unique blend of city-building, resource management, and roguelike elements, making it engaging and addictive.
  • The developer is highly responsive to community feedback, frequently releasing updates and patches to improve gameplay.
  • The progression system is rewarding, with each run providing opportunities to unlock new units, heroes, and resources, keeping the gameplay fresh.
  • Progression can feel slow and grindy, especially after initial runs, leading to repetitive gameplay.
  • Some mechanics and unlock requirements are unclear, making it frustrating for players to figure out how to progress effectively.
  • The game can become tedious due to the lack of meaningful choices in certain runs, often forcing players to follow specific strategies to succeed.
  • gameplay
    358 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay of "Super Fantasy Kingdom" is characterized by a captivating and addictive loop that combines elements of base-building, resource management, and tower defense within a roguelite framework. While many players appreciate the depth and variety offered by different mechanics and kingdoms, some express concerns about repetitiveness and a lack of meaningful choices, particularly in the early game. Overall, the game is praised for its charming visuals and engaging progression, though it may require further balancing and variety to enhance long-term enjoyment.

    • “I love the base-building gameplay; adding a rogue-like twist makes it incredibly addictive.”
    • “The gameplay loop is super addictive.”
    • “The mix of city-building, resource management, and defense makes for a fresh and addictive gameplay loop; the leaderboard and replayability keep me coming back to try and do better.”
    • “Gameplay loop - grindy.”
    • “The game is also incredibly opaque, both mechanically and story-wise.”
    • “After a while you find out that the gameplay is terribly repetitive, the progress between the runs is minimal.”
  • grinding
    130 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The reviews indicate that the game features a significant amount of grinding, particularly in the early stages, which many players find tedious and repetitive. While some appreciate the meta-progression and the satisfaction of unlocking new content, others criticize the grind as overly punishing and lacking in variety, leading to frustration. Overall, the game's appeal seems to hinge on whether players enjoy grinding as a core aspect of the gameplay loop.

    • “You earn currency as you play, but as you explore the map, you then use that currency to unlock permanent upgrades. So you're not grinding just for money, but to explore and unlock more content. It's a very clever way of mixing things up.”
    • “The grinding in this game feels rewarding because every effort contributes to meaningful upgrades and exploration.”
    • “I love how the grinding process is integrated into the gameplay. It encourages you to keep playing and discovering new areas while making progress.”
    • “The grinding sucks though, and having to do all the same 2-4 days every run is stupid. Fix those two and this game could actually be something really cool.”
    • “Parts of the game are really good, but it's so bogged down with horrible systems and insanely boring and tedious grinding and drip-feed progression.”
    • “The game is very grindy, and if you don't like that, you are probably the wrong audience for this game.”
  • graphics
    111 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game have received a mixed but generally positive reception, with many players praising the charming pixel art style and vibrant colors that evoke nostalgia. While some noted inconsistencies in art styles, particularly between pixel graphics and more detailed cel-shaded elements, the overall aesthetic is described as endearing and fitting for the game's whimsical tone. Players appreciate the effective use of visuals that enhance gameplay, despite a few criticisms regarding the simplicity and occasional clash of styles.

    • “Positive things first - this game nails its graphical style and the vibe it's going for in general.”
    • “The pixel art style is incredibly charming; it looks like a retro game but feels completely fresh.”
    • “The graphics are charming, the gameplay loop is engaging, and the rewards are as meaningful as they are satisfying.”
    • “I almost skipped this game because this is 'shit' tier pixel graphic style.”
    • “Game play is dull and the graphics are poor.”
    • “Weakest: obviously the unappealing graphics which look like they would've run on my Windows 95 PC.”
  • replayability
    73 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the game is praised for its exceptional replayability, with many players highlighting the variety of gameplay experiences, unique runs, and progression systems that keep them engaged. The introduction of new characters, areas, and challenges adds depth and encourages repeated playthroughs, making it a standout in its genre. However, some users express concerns about potential grind and static elements that could affect long-term enjoyment.

    • “Hard to believe it's still early access, it's very full and has massive replayability because every time you play you gain access to new areas of the map, upgraded items, new characters to join your team, and little secret unlockables that make the game slightly easier each time you play.”
    • “Incredible replayability and amazing variety hidden behind stunning pixel art.”
    • “The replayability is great, every run plays out differently, and it always pulls me back in.”
    • “After finishing the tutorial and my first run, I noticed the potential grind in this game and a lack of replayability.”
    • “A roguelike without replayability and the randomness and unique runs that come with it isn’t really a gem of the genre these days.”
    • “Very low quality of life and no replayability.”
  • story
    72 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story is described as intriguing yet often vague, with players finding the narrative elements scattered throughout quests and character interactions. While some appreciate the light storytelling and the gradual uncovering of lore, others criticize the lack of clarity in quests and dialogues, which can detract from the overall experience. The blend of gameplay mechanics with narrative elements offers a unique progression system, but many feel that the story could benefit from more depth and coherence.

    • “The way they tell the story is so great, on both sides.”
    • “The story progression is paced in a way that lets me focus on the gameplay while still offering me a solid narrative structure that pushes me to learn more.”
    • “The subtle story of the game is rather fun to uncover.”
    • “The game is also incredibly opaque, both mechanically and story-wise.”
    • “Some of the quests are too vague with no way to get more info.”
    • “One thing that doesn't really ring my alley is the dialogue mini story: dialogues are pretty stupid with no real hint to the overall lore of the game, unlike other gems like Loop Hero.”
  • music
    71 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is generally praised for its cozy, nostalgic 8-bit style, effectively complementing the pixel art and gameplay. While many players find the soundtrack enjoyable and fitting, some express a desire for more variety, noting that the limited number of tracks can become repetitive over time. Overall, the music enhances the gaming experience, contributing to a charming and immersive atmosphere.

    • “The music loops in my head long after I turn the game off.”
    • “The soundtrack complements this rhythm beautifully, alternating between serene melodies during the building phase and more urgent, percussive tracks when the attacks begin.”
    • “The art style is charming, the music fits perfectly and is relaxing, and the gameplay loop keeps pulling me back for 'okay one more run, I'll do better this time.'”
    • “Music is just stolen clips of old SNES games mixed together, which was a dead giveaway the game was going to be slop.”
    • “The little nitty gritty which I would like to see some improvements would be expanding on the game OST; the couple of different songs get really annoying after you played for a while.”
    • “The music is so bad I had to turn it off.”
  • humor
    21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is generally well-received, with players appreciating its quirky dialogue, funny unlockable quests, and amusing animations. While some humor elements, like the "be funny" unlock, can be confusing, the overall comedic tone, including entertaining voice lines and humorous scenarios, adds to the game's charm and engagement. Players find the blend of fun mechanics and lighthearted humor to be a significant draw, making the game enjoyable and addictive.

    • “Funny game with a decent gameplay loop.”
    • “Fun and quirky little roguelike, interesting characters and funny dialogue.”
    • “Some of the voice lines are straight up hilarious and get a chuckle from me each time.”
  • optimization
    21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the game's optimization is a mixed bag; while it runs smoothly on platforms like the Steam Deck and features solid performance with minimal bugs, players note that the gameplay can become repetitive and overly reliant on optimization strategies. The solo developer's efforts are appreciated, but many hope for further improvements in the optimization aspect to enhance the overall experience and reduce the feeling of monotony in gameplay.

    • “As for playing on the Steam Deck, the controls are mapped well and it runs smoothly.”
    • “Rewards optimization and synergy, a CEO's dream.”
    • “Overall, the performance is top notch.”
    • “It looks simple and it is on lower difficulties, but later on it can be overwhelming with optimization, especially if you are unlucky with unit drops (yes, I am looking at you marksman, you showed up once from my 55 cycles).”
    • “The game is about 70% grind to make it easier for future runs and 20% build optimization, and the rest is luck.”
    • “It is just boringly rebuilding what you can to the max, in an optimized order, then wait for the waves and death, and restart.”
  • stability
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the game's stability is mixed; while many players report a smooth experience with minimal bugs and no crashes, some users have encountered audio glitches, freezes, and minor bugs that can disrupt gameplay. The game shows promise for improvement, with swift patches addressing issues, but some players are still experiencing significant stability problems.

    • “Had no noticeable bugs, no glitches or crashes.”
    • “I’ve played 100% on the Steam Deck, and the game runs great.”
    • “Overall my grade is an 8/10 with the potential of being a 9/10 once it launches bug-free, balanced, with more content and polish.”
    • “The experience on Linux isn't perfect; the audio glitches every seven or so seconds, but it has yet to crash my PC.”
    • “Love the game, but requesting a refund due to game freezes mid-game.”
    • “It's really fun, but the game sometimes freezes on me in a way that it continues, but does not let me click on anything.”
  • atmosphere
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's atmosphere is widely praised for its immersive and captivating environment, enhanced by a strong interplay of visuals and sound that creates a cozy yet perilous experience. Players appreciate the overall aesthetic and feel of the game, although some express a desire for more strategic options and varied maps to further enrich the atmosphere and gameplay experience.

    • “Not strictly in a technical sense, it does this as well. I played on different Linux distros and Windows 11, but also the atmosphere, the look and feel... it is just a very, very good game.”
    • “This interplay of visuals and sound helps establish a captivating atmosphere, immersing players in a cycle that feels both cozy and perilous.”
    • “I really like the overall atmosphere of the kingdoms.”
  • monetization
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization model features microtransactions for in-game purchases, but users appreciate that it avoids aggressive monetization tactics commonly found in mobile games. This approach contributes to a satisfying experience reminiscent of retro-style management games, fulfilling players' desires for depth without feeling exploitative.

    • “Microtransactions - in-game purchases.”
    • “Has everything that gets the dopamine flowing from mobile games without any of the aggressive monetization.”
    • “This is the kind of game I've been awaiting for a while; the kind of games that only seem to exist in the empty promises of scammy Twitter ads, that make one yearn for depth in a retro style management fantasy.”
  • emotional
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the emotional aspect of the game to be deeply engaging, highlighting its charming pixel art, cozy mechanics, and soothing soundtrack that create a wholesome atmosphere. The combination of well-acted characters, exquisite animations, and rich emotional depth enhances the overall experience, making it both enjoyable and comforting.

    • “Super Fantasy Kingdom lulled me into a wholesome rhythm with its charming pixel art, its mechanics so simple and cozy, along with its soundtrack so gently cozy that even my dog started sleeping better.”
    • “And so many of them are pretty, splashy, well acted and voiced, exquisitely animated, and deep both emotionally and mechanically.”
    • “Pixel art, polished roguelite base-building tower defense with heroes and lots of content to explore, charming and wholesome.”
  • character development
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players praise the character development in the game, highlighting its depth and the continuous surprises it offers even after extensive playtime. The evolving narrative and character arcs contribute significantly to the overall experience, making it a standout feature.

    • “Fantastic game! After 41 hours, I'm still getting surprised by new content, unlocks, challenges, and character development. What a masterpiece!”
    • “The character development in this game is incredibly deep and engaging, making every choice feel impactful.”
    • “I love how the characters evolve throughout the story, with their backstories and relationships adding layers to the gameplay.”
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Super Fantasy Kingdom is a role playing game with fantasy theme.

Super Fantasy Kingdom is available on PC, Steam Deck and Windows.

On average players spend around 42 hours playing Super Fantasy Kingdom.

Super Fantasy Kingdom was released on October 24, 2025.

Super Fantasy Kingdom was developed by Super Fantasy Games.

Super Fantasy Kingdom has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its grinding.

Super Fantasy Kingdom is a single player game.

Similar games include The Last Spell, Nordhold, The King is Watching, Against the Storm, Loop Hero and others.