- July 4, 2020
- Laineus
Unsung Kingdom
79%Game Brain Score
story, graphics
gameplay, grinding
90% User Score 39 reviews
Platforms
About
This is the Story of the once glorious Kingdom of Bellion. Ann, a time traveler from the future, fights to save the King from his fate to die.










Audience ScoreBased on 39 reviews
story17 positive mentions
grinding5 negative mentions
- The game features a streamlined and fast-paced turn-based combat system that is easy to learn and enjoyable to play.
- The visuals and art style are appealing, providing a nice aesthetic for a free game.
- The story, while simple, is engaging and offers a unique premise involving time travel and character interactions.
- The game suffers from technical limitations, such as blurry graphics in fullscreen mode and a lack of keyboard support.
- The gameplay can feel overly simplistic, lacking depth and variety in mechanics, which may not satisfy players looking for a more complex experience.
- There are minor bugs and issues with the translation that can detract from the overall experience.
story
32 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally described as simple yet enjoyable, with a straightforward plot involving time travel to save a king. While some players appreciated its brevity and engaging elements, others found it linear and lacking depth, leading to mixed feelings about character investment and replay value. Overall, the narrative is seen as a pleasant addition to the gameplay, though it may not resonate with everyone.
“For someone used to long RPG experiences, this was a refreshingly short run through a good storyline, with a satisfying end.”
“Overall it's an enjoyable adventure with an interesting time travel story to save the king, good looking visuals and pleasant soundtrack.”
“The story was short and sweet, and I enjoyed the mini side-quests that were included.”
“The story wasn't written in a way that made me care about it or any of the characters.”
“The story is not very engaging and made me feel impatient.”
“Still, the story is forgettable and does not have any replay value.”