Kingdom Eighties

It's not terrible, but i just dont get a feeling this is replayable like two crowns.

Basic and boring as hell compared to the older games

It is a basic and rather dull game series. It is weird that they choose to not derive the gameplay even a little bit. It plays like a reskin. And the sad thing is, It is not even the reskin of a good game. Certainly not recommended

This was the longest 5 hours I've ever spent on a game. Somehow they managed to make a game more shallow than the original with fewer features and less strategy. There's almost nothing to even talk about. You just spend coins that are easy and quick to get, then spend them on the units that make winning a complete joke. That's it, that's the entire game. Maybe harder difficulties makes spending coins on different things slightly more interesting, but "normal" should really be called "very easy". Oh, and the bugs. This game has 1 thing you can actually do and they managed to screw it up by having some prompts incorrectly display a red line over them even when you're able to spend coins, so you could just not know you're allowed to progress unless you know better. Also the credits were at max volume so my reward after beating the game was getting my eardrums blasted and a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ forced bad ending. Just don't bother.

Spin-off of Kingdom that doesn't try to distance itself much from the original series, with its pros and cons. Good: - Beautiful '80s aesthetics: the pixel art is gorgeous, and the soundtracks are amazing. They nailed the atmosphere very well. - New features and differences from the main series: kids (the "peasants" of this game) don't slack off, instead they help you passively farm gold by working jobs like mowing lawns or gathering berries; the main character is helped by his group of friends to assist him against the Greed; great variety of mounts, my personal favorites are the yellow bike, the hoverboard and the unicorn. - References to '80s media, such as E.T., Back to the Future, the old My Little Pony. Even the main characters reminded me of the 4 kids riding the bike from the movie Stand by Me. Bad: - Mediocre story: all characters have forced racial diversity (Sweet Baby Inc., an agency infamous for forcing their agenda in videogame stories, has been involved). It was better if there were only a few hints about the story, like in the main series. - I didn't like the cutscenes: the artstyle looks cheap, looks like it was made on a low budget, particularly for the lack of animation and voice acting. At least the anime-style intro wasn't bad. - I had a hard time figuring out what to do in the first level: the tutorial wasn't clear enough, and I was stuck for a good hour, until I discovered there was a visual glitch that kept me from resuming the game (this glitch appears every time you start a new run). Kingdom Eighties was a breath of fresh air. A bit easier than the main Kingdom entries, but nonetheless as fun. Whether you're a fan or new to the series, don't miss this game. The '80s vibes are strong and charming. Altogether with the soundtrack, they can make you feel nostalgic. Full gameplay at the highest difficulty (no death run): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duQhlu8Q3HE

Easier and sillier entry in the Kingdoms "franchise". Not much different in gameplay from different entries, other than different buildings and characters and more "modern" (80s instead of medieval) setting. The story is bland and doesnt really matter, but the easter eggs are cool. All in all, if you like the Kingdom franchise, you will like this one.

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It amazes me how different it is from Kingdom Two Crowns. I like the cutscenes and the story, the views are stunning and the gameplay is like always but this time it feels like it has a purpose so it's even better