Battle against Fahrul's tyrannical Queen alone or as a party of four players in the sequel to For The King, the massively popular turn-based roguelite tabletop RPG. Will you unravel the once beloved Queen's terrible secret?
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 3.57/day in the week to Sep 14 → 6.25/day in the week after.
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Once beloved by her people, Queen Rosomon has turned against her subjects, casting them into servitude in the darkness of Fahrul’s mines whilst building alliances with sinister and malevolent forces.
Gather your party in four player co-op or adventure alone through Fahrul as you risk everything to fight the tyrannical queen and bring an end to her oppressive reign.
From the creators of For The King, the much-loved RPG that blends roguelite and tabletop gameplay comes a new chapter in Fahrul’s history, designed on an updated engine bringing innovation and gameplay refinement for returning heroes and new adventurers alike.
For The King II is easy for anyone to pick up and play, but takes skill, patience, and strategic excellence to master whilst remaining infinitely replayable with a procedurally generated map that ensures no two playthroughs will ever be the same. Unique yet familiar dice roll inspired movement, encounter and combat mechanics add even more spontaneity and variety as your fortunes rise and fall on the roll of the dice.
For The King II provides a complete campaign with over 30 hours of gameplay, split into 7 separate adventures, each narratively linked. The journey is long and the path is treacherous but fear not, if your party fails you will start stronger and wiser on your next playthrough with better starting items to draft into your loadout.
Roll up, roll up! Put your skills to the ultimate test with the infinite dungeon mode - Dark Carnival. Led by the devious Ringmaster, your goal is to conquer as many floors as possible before you meet your inevitable demise. Collect carnival tickets to explore new paths, discover a host of themed rooms and spin the Wheel of Death as you try to escape your fate. How far will you make it through the Dark Carnival?
Traverse Fahrul solo or with up-to three friends in four-player co-op. As a solo player you can control all characters in your party, giving you complete ownership of the campaign map and combat strategy whilst in four-player co-op you must coordinate and negotiate with your party members. Play online multiplayer with your friends controlling your own character(s) or play offline co-op on the same PC.
Inspired by turn-based classics, For The King II adds strategic depth to much-loved combat mechanics with the new Battle Grid, where movement and position provide you and your enemies with strategic buffs and penalties. Defend the back row by equipping a mighty Tower Shield, push enemies into lethal pools of burning fire, or entangle melee troops with dark magic cast with weapons looted from vanquished foes. The choice is yours!
Fahrul is both beautiful and deadly in equal measure. On your journey you will encounter a wealth of diverse biome environments brought to life in a breathtaking art style. From lush forests, toxic swamps and lava-filled wastelands to pirate (no scratch that!) Merling-infested tropical seas, For The King II transports you deep into the wonders of Fahrul, leading you further than ever before into this stunningly-imagined land of adventure.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $8.49−66% | 16.2Kreviews | 71% | — | $2.7M |
| $24.99 | 2.5Kratings | 69% | — | not modelled |
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無法正常與好友連線遊玩 買完不到10分鐘 不猶豫直接退款
The UI in this game is so frustrating that I will never open it again.
I love this series of games, both the first part and the second were very pleased, I enjoyed spending ~ 100 hours there.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 5.57/day in the week to Jul 30 → 6.14/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese +1 more
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This game is a vast improvement over the first game in my opinion. Almost everything is better honestly. Classes are ported over and are individualistic for a niche, having a wide variety to use in each run. The first game has a similar concept so it's not that different here except additional stuff added in this one. If you liked the first games classes, I'm sure you'll like this one. Campaigns are now shorter, normally 2 boss encounters [spoiler] (with 2 miniboss encounters leading up to said boss) [/spoiler] with additional discoveries on the way for maybe a few more. If you liked the 1st games (main) campaign, it feels similar overall. [spoiler]Instead of having the sailing portion(so far in the first 2 'chapters', they're just seperated into....well. chapters.)[/spoiler] Combat is better with Primary and secondary actions. Now you can change your weapon AND still attack. You can use an item AND still attack. significantly better than the first games system of 'anything is a full turn'. There's a grid for combat instead of preassigned spots. Which is different than the first game, but it is better. You can move yourself(secondary action) to make enemies attacks less effective. There's ground effects too. [spoiler]Pets are in this game too, which I think is a great addition.[/spoiler] For multiplayer, EVERYONE can make a save now and play on their own if they really wanted to. If you don't have the DLC you can't play on the save, BUT you can still make a save. Everyone could have their own save if they really wanted to and play on their own if you're schedules only really let you meet up every once in a while. I haven't had any issues with connections so far, despite playing with overseas friends, my connection has been stable and no real issues have happened. 200 ping really isn't that big of a deal to be honest in this game. Great game, worth full price. Though the DLC's are not, catch those on a sale. For some QoL stuff, I do with there was a 'skip animations' button. I haven't checked the settings so there might be tbh.
The first For The King game was amazing. I really liked all of the details in the story and different gamemodes making it feel like a new game everytime you played it. I have easaly over 100 hours into it with friends and solo runs. This new For The King II is a lot of the old charm but it is totally repackaged. It feels like a fun game and i like all the new stuff but somehow it feels like it lost some of its charm by overcomplicating some things. Like for instance, being able to always see your whole party's stats was super handy when deciding who to give what equipment and armor to. The combat still feels satisfying, the art style is still great, and the co-op chaos with friends is honestly where the game shines the most. The new class system, bigger maps, and expanded mechanics definitely add more depth, but sometimes it feels like depth for the sake of depth rather than improving what already worked so well in the first game. There are moments where menus and systems feel a little clunky compared to how smooth and straightforward the original felt. That said, I still think it’s a good sequel and worth playing if you loved the first one. It keeps enough of the original spirit to be fun, especially with friends, and there’s clearly a lot of passion put into it. I just miss some of the simplicity and charm that made the first game feel so easy to jump into for “just one more run.” Overall I’d still recommend it to fans of the series, but I think the first game still has a special magic that hasn’t quite been matched.
[h1]Bilgisayar Üstünden D&D Oynamak İsteyenler İçin Başka Bir Alternatif Daha.[/h1] İlk oyunun başarısından sonra kesinlikle oynamamız gerektiğini düşündüğümüz için ana hikayesini bitirdik. Bitirdikten sonraysa kendi yorumum olarak söyleyebilirim ki ilkine göre pek bir şey değişmemiş. Ama bu negatif anlaşılmak zorunda değil. Çünkü ilk oyundaki başarılı olan kısımları sevmişseniz bunu da sevebilirsiniz. [b]For The King serisi tam olarak ne sunuyor?[/b] For The King bir tabletop D&D + tabletop + sıra tabanlı karışımı sayılabilecek bir RPG. Karakterleri ve dünyanın işleyiş şekli bunun üzerine kurulu. D&D ve tabletop gereği sıra tabanlı bir oynanışı var. Dört kişiye kadar arkadaşlarınızla beraber oynayabiliyor, tek başınıza oynayacaksanız bile eşlik edecek karakterler açıp onları da kontrol edebiliyorsunuz. Alışkın olunan Fighter, Ranger ve Bard gibi sınıflar; Blacksmith, Hunter ve Minstrel ve daha niceleriyle seçilebilir olarak 23 farklı karakterle karşımıza çıkıyor. Belli başlı sınıflar olmazsa olmazı oynarken, rol dağılımları yapılan kombinasyonlar da bir raddede dengeyi sağlayabiliyor. [b]Kısaca, nasıl ilerlersiniz, bu oyun nasıl işler?[/b] Baskıcı kraliçeye karşı direnişe katkı sağlayarak kraliçenin güçlerini indiriyor, nihayetinde de hikayeyi bitiriyorsunuz. Bu ilerleme bölüm bölüm oluyor. Bir bölümde Kaos etkin bir tehditken, bir bölümde ise köyü yok edecek vagonları durdurmanız gerekebiliyor. O bölümün bölgesinde doğup, hane hane ilerliyor ve bunu atılan zara göre yapıyorsunuz. Şans oranlarınızı eşyalarınız sayesinde veya yetenek puanlarınız sayesinde arttırma olanağınız, dungeonlar sayesindeyse daha hızlı gelişebilme şansınız oluyor. Ve hepsi ilerleme ve keşfetme üzerine kurulu. Dolayısıyla da bir tabletop yani masa oyununda ilerliyormuş gibi hissettirmekte en az ilk oyunu kadar başarılı. [b]Kimler için önerilmeli?[/b] D&D bilen veya bilmeyen, sıra tabanlı dövüş sisteminden sıkılmayan, masaüstü oyunları seven ve bir yandan da dijital bir ortamda olan biteni görerek oynamak isteyen herkes için ideal bir seçenek. Hikayeyi siz yazıp çizemiyorsunuz ama görev/boss odaklı bir roguelite RPG olması, aynı zamanda da masaüstü oyunu hissi vermesi dolayısıyla D&D ile bazı benzerlikler görebiliyorsunuz. D&D öğrenmek isteyen arkadaşınızla oynarsanız veya öğrenmek isteyen biriyseniz, temelinde nasıl bir işleyiş olduğunu bu oyundan da basit bir şekilde anlayabilirsiniz. Tek başınıza veya arkadaşlarınızla oynayabilirsiniz iki şekilde de eğitici veya keyifli yanlarının yakalanabilmesi mümkün.
This game has some of the worst UI and UX design I've seen in my god forsaken life, ♥♥♥♥ you would expect out of something from 2002 not ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ 2023. Game is mostly chill otherwise but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this is the most atrocious menuing I have seen in anything ever. If you can stand ♥♥♥♥ menus and like this kind of game you'll have a good time.
I think FTK2 got off to a rough start but honestly everything about this game is an improvement over the first. The extra party member, the new weapons, and the campaigns being split are all great QOL improvements. The DLCs have been great and I love the game for some co-op for or some serious grinding for Master difficulty achievements.
恶性bug太他妈傻逼了。 矿车直接飘逸不按轨道转弯给人tm连着所有队友一起创死了，队伍里动物伙伴和高级雇佣兵全tm消失了玩个蛋。
이게임에서 가장 어려운건 같이할 친구를 구하는것이다.
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