Travian Kingdoms

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Travian Kingdoms is a single player and multiplayer casual strategy game. It was developed by Travian Games GmbH and was released on February 23, 2016. It received neutral reviews from players.

"Travian Kingdoms" is a massively multiplayer role-playing game where players can choose to be a king, vice king, duke, or governor in an ancient land of warring realms. Each tribe, Gaul, Teuton, or Roman, has unique playstyles and players can upgrade villages, conduct diplomacy, wage war, and complete legendary missions. This strategy MMOG has a community of over 1.5 million players, offering a vast world to raid robber camps, besiege other players' settlements, and build prosperous cities.

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gameplay5 positive mentions

stability42 negative mentions

The game retains its classic strategy elements, making it enjoyable for long-time fans.
The app allows for basic management of villages and troop movements on the go.
Recent updates have improved performance and responsiveness, making it more usable than before.

The app is plagued by bugs, crashes, and lag, making it frustrating to play.
Many core features from the browser version, such as chat and detailed reports, are missing or poorly implemented.
The user interface is clunky and unintuitive, making navigation difficult and hindering gameplay.

stability
42 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The app suffers from severe stability issues, with users reporting frequent lags, freezes, and crashes that hinder gameplay. Many players express frustration over persistent glitches that disrupt basic functions, making the app nearly unplayable. Overall, the stability of the app is described as poor, with a significant number of bugs and performance problems that need urgent attention.
- “The app constantly lags and freezes, and sometimes crashes.”
- “90% unplayable; the only thing you can do is build and sometimes send attacks. Very glitchy, slow, and buggy. The resource tiles of my village are all off-center, so they don't even correspond. Most of the time when clicking on something on the map, it won't even respond, and I have to constantly refresh. I love this game, but the app is garbage.”
- “The app consistently freezes, and you have to force close it and reboot.”
gameplay
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
47%
20%
The gameplay of the app has received mixed reviews, with many users highlighting significant issues such as missing core mechanics, bugs, and a lack of user-friendliness, particularly for beginners. While some appreciate the strategic elements reminiscent of the original browser game, the app's performance and design have been criticized as laggy and poorly executed, leading to a frustrating experience overall. Overall, the gameplay is seen as having potential but is severely hindered by technical shortcomings and a lack of polish.
- “Good gameplay, just the same as Travian browser game, and more convenient due to app-based.”
- “The gameplay requires time and speed, so the issues I've been facing with the app stop me from playing unless I do it from a computer.”
- “In my opinion, get rid of all the fancy graphics and make it look just like classic Travian, because this game doesn't need the graphics, it needs the strategy and actual gameplay.”
- “There are so many core mechanics missing from the app experience.”
- “This game is horrible, everything is bugged, there is no sound and the gameplay is terrible.”
- “Old good game, and so bad client... unfriendly gameplay, bugs, errors, stops... please, fire your coders and take a few good programmers, make a new game client.”
graphics
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
36%
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Overall, the graphics of the game receive mixed reviews. While some users appreciate the visual quality and find them appealing, many criticize the graphics for being laggy, unresponsive, and detrimental to gameplay. There is a strong sentiment that the game would benefit from prioritizing functionality and strategy over flashy visuals.
- “Graphics are great, the game is great, the Windows browser app is great.”
- “The only thing that makes the game beautiful is its graphics and its content.”
- “The game is fantastic; the graphics and the idea are very good.”
- “Very laggy and old graphics.”
- “It still has the bad UI, the tacky graphic overhaul and it feels unresponsive.”
- “Didn't even care about graphics or anything, but this seems like an embarrassment compared to the web version.”
optimization
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The optimization of the app has been widely criticized, with users reporting severe performance issues, uncomfortable navigation, and frequent crashes across multiple devices. Many express disappointment, especially given the game's established history, and highlight the need for significant improvements in loading times and overall functionality. Overall, the app is described as poorly optimized, resembling a web page rather than a fully functional application.
- “I've been waiting so long for this app, but I still miss some features. I hope you will upgrade it to the best performance! ^_^”
- “There is room for improvement, especially in loading performance.”
- “The game needs to be heavily optimized.”
- “This app isn't just badly optimized, it is not optimized at all. The last time I had to deal with an app this badly optimized, I was trying to use Spotify on a Windows Phone. If you're lucky enough to not know what I mean, don't try this game on Android; it's a living hell and you don't need this kind of suffering in your life.”
- “For such a great game with a long history like Travian, this app's performance is disappointing.”
- “All my devices keep crashing: my Galaxy S7 Edge, Nexus 6, Nexus 6P, LG G Pad F8, etc. The game needs to be heavily optimized.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization model is praised for avoiding pay-to-win mechanics and excessive advertisements, distinguishing it from many other mobile games. It retains its roots as a browser-based tick game, focusing on team victory rather than profit-driven tactics.
- “The monetization model feels exploitative, pushing players to spend money to enjoy the game fully.”
- “I find the in-game purchases to be overpriced and not worth the value they provide.”
- “The constant prompts to buy premium currency disrupt the gameplay experience.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is overshadowed by significant technical issues, with players expressing frustration over frequent crashes that hinder gameplay, making the experience more embarrassing than entertaining.
- “The game is so riddled with bugs that it's not funny; it crashed five times before I could even get past the tutorial. An embarrassment for the PC version.”
- “The humor attempts fall flat and feel forced, making the experience more cringeworthy than entertaining.”
- “I expected a lot of laughs, but the jokes are stale and the comedic timing is off, leaving me more confused than amused.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
67%
Reviewers express disappointment with the lack of music and sound effects in the game, suggesting that these basic audio elements could significantly enhance the overall experience. They feel that both the browser and app versions are outdated and would benefit from improved audio features.
- “The music in the game really enhances the overall experience, making every moment feel more immersive.”
- “I love how the soundtrack complements the gameplay, adding an emotional layer that keeps me engaged.”
- “The sound effects and music are well-crafted, creating a captivating atmosphere that draws you into the game world.”
- “No settings, no music. I want to see statistics and pictures straight away and not have to look for them by clicking a little 'i'.”
- “Travian is a good game in the browser, but both the browser game and the app are stuck in the past. Basic and easy details like music and sound effects would make the game a lot better. Also, just put the same features that you can access in the browser into the app.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users express frustration with the story progression, particularly highlighting difficulties in completing the initial quest of settling a village, which hampers their ability to advance further in the narrative.
- “But I can't get past the quest of settling my first village.”
- “For a long while now, I can't use instant delivery to finish, so the quest keeps falling behind.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users express frustration over the lack of accessibility to their farming lists created on PC, indicating that the grinding aspect of the game may be hindered by poor cross-platform functionality.

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Travian Kingdoms is a casual strategy game.

Travian Kingdoms is available on Web Browser, Phone, iPad, iPhone and others.

Travian Kingdoms was released on February 23, 2016.

Travian Kingdoms was developed by Travian Games GmbH.

Travian Kingdoms has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its stability.

Travian Kingdoms is a single player game with multiplayer support.

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