- February 10, 2025
- KwaKwaGames
The Succession of Changing Kings
Platforms
About
"The Succession of Changing Kings" is a strategic simulation game where you manage a decaying kingdom over 100 turns, across four acts. Your goal is to restore the land, construct buildings, hire subjects, and navigate relationships with nobility, army, church, and commoners. With over 200 quests and events per act and 80 ways for the king to die, each playthrough offers a unique challenge.







- The game offers a captivating story with deep strategy and rich storytelling, making it highly engaging.
- Players appreciate the immersive atmosphere and the variety of choices that lead to unique outcomes, enhancing replayability.
- The developer is responsive and actively working on improvements, which adds to the overall positive experience of the game.
- The lack of a save feature and reliance on random probability can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- Many players find the game to be unforgiving, with scripted permadeaths that can occur due to unclear mechanics.
- The game currently feels repetitive and could benefit from additional mechanics and balancing to maintain player interest.
gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is described as having potential with interesting mechanics and a unique visual style, but it suffers from frustrating RNG elements that can lead to random deaths unrelated to player actions. While the game features engaging writing and voice acting, players feel that improvements are needed to enhance player agency and overall enjoyment. Many hope for future updates to refine these aspects and make the game more enjoyable.
“I like the idea a lot, and can see the gameplay being fun for sure.”
“Anyway, there's a cool and pretty unique game going on here with lots of writing (all seems to be voice acted), reasonably interesting mechanics, etc. It just needs some time to work out the early access stuff hopefully, and it'll be a recommendation.”
“The game has a great visual style and gameplay is based on reading.”
“The gameplay feels like pressing buttons like a chimpanzee hoping for a banana, even if I don't accidentally kill myself.”
“I learned that RNG can just decide you die randomly, having literally nothing to do with gameplay or player agency. [spoiler] You fell off a horse and died.”
“If RNG just decides you died while having nothing to do with gameplay at all, that's not fun and not worth playing until it's fixed.”