- April 3, 2024
- Citadel Games
The Monarch: First Light
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About
In "The Monarch: First Light," you must protect your kingdom from nightly attacks by demon gates. Gather resources, recruit peasants, train units, and build structures to defend your land. Remember to prioritize wall construction, recruit peasants regularly, and avoid the forest at night for survival. Can you restore peace to your kingdom?










- The game is fun and engaging, with a relaxing atmosphere that keeps players motivated.
- It offers a unique blend of kingdom management and tower defense mechanics, making it enjoyable for fans of both genres.
- The demo showcases polished gameplay and has a lot of potential for future content.
- The game lacks originality, feeling like a mix of existing titles without any unique ideas.
- There are technical issues, including crashes and problems with saving progress.
- The demo is misleadingly presented as a full game, which may frustrate players looking for a complete experience.
gameplay
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally praised for its fun and addictive mechanics, with players enjoying the minimalist design and the implicit learning curve that encourages discovery. However, some users feel that the demo lacks sufficient gameplay features, leaving them wanting more content to fully understand the game's potential. Overall, the combination of engaging music and a supportive atmosphere enhances the gameplay experience.
“It has really good content for a prologue and the music is so in tune with the atmosphere that it supports the gameplay in the background.”
“I really like the game; I'm not really good at it and make a lot of mistakes, but still it's fun and you are eager to improve your gameplay.”
“When I started to play, I just couldn't stop playing, because it looks so simple, so minimalist, but it's a great experience that you need to learn a lot of stuff. All you discover is part of the gameplay; I don't know how they did it, but they designed the game in a way that discovering new features is part of the challenge and part of the fun.”
“But I do think it lacks gameplay features; maybe there's more to come, but the demo is not enough to understand it.”
“When I started to play, I just couldn't stop playing, because it looks so simple, so minimalist, but it's a great experience that you need to learn a lot of stuff, and it is all implicit. All you discover is part of the gameplay; I don't know how they did it, but they designed the game in a way that discovering the new features is part of the challenge and part of the fun.”
“It has really good content for a prologue, and the music is so in tune with the atmosphere that it supports the gameplay in the background.”