King Pins

Very fun game with a lot of potential.

Fun little game. I do feel that the rounds start rather slow and take a couple of minutes before I can reasonably do anything besides gathering wood and food. I do have resource gathering speed set to two, but it is still slow at the start. It would be nice if there was any sort of options to modify game rules (besides setting resource gathering speed to 2), because there are none.

A cute little real time strategy game for the price. There's a few small annoyances like not being able to select a tower if a unit is standing over it, and the campaign doesn't explain all of its towers or mechanics... oh also even on 2x speed things seem incredibly slow; But the core gameplay is still addictive, and the graphics are simple n' charming. The campaign can be completed in under 2 hours and from there it only takes a couple more to get every achievement. So it's pretty light on content but for the price it's sort of expected. I've come back to play 4-player matches against AI, but it isn't a huge hook since even at the hardest difficulty, they don't put up much of a fight. Local multiplayer seems like it would be the big appeal here; For that reason alone I think this game would be better suited to something like the Switch; But if you commonly play local multiplayer games from your PC, this is a solid buy.

100% completion under 9 hours incl time playing with my friend (which doesn't go towards achievements) Very good game for the low price and even better with friends so you can vs each other, I just wish it was online as well. There are some unbalanced strategies which I would like to be nerfed like towers should cost much more or shouldn't have the ability to push back enemy terrain because you can basically build into somebodies base and kill their units using the towers, so the game turns into a lot of just spamming towers whenever you can.

Pretty cool little micro RTS game. Game mechanics are super simple and quite fun, the controls can be a little buggy but units seem to listen, the only problem is trying to select a building when a unit is on top of it.

It is a bite-size RTS, good for its price point. Pros + Four factions to choose from; each with different special structures and units. + No fog of war, you can easily see what you opponent is up to and you can setup an attack. + You can also see your opponent’s current resources. + No scrolling map, you can see the whole map in the whole screen. + There’s a bit of story and missions with different objectives. Cons - Mission condition 2-2: You need to have 15 resources of each type. However, when you reached the objective, the game kinda makes you wait for more than 30 seconds for the final wave of enemies. Then after you defeated all enemies, it takes another 30 seconds to say that you’ve completed the mission. Thirty seconds may not be long but it kinda unusual that it makes you wait and wonder what to do. - Sometimes, a ranged unit like catapult or archer will go next to the targeted enemy unit or structure even though when you attack the enemy, it is within the range. It defeats the purpose that you’ve selected a ranged unit but it goes next to the enemy like its a melee unit. - Enemy units sometimes does not react when you attack. - Action cancellation is really delay for an RTS game, it can cost you your unit. It is a good game for its price point. However, the action cancellation, which is a standard for RTS but severely delayed on this game, is a disappointment. I give it 6/10.