Fit check
Is BC Kings worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Strategy players who want adventure and role-playing elements alongside resource gathering and army training
- Campaign players who enjoy story objectives and optional side quests
- Players interested in managing units, buildings, technology research, and character upgrades
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a strategy game focused solely on military management, without adventure and role-playing elements
- Players seeking an open-ended structure rather than a story campaign organized around main objectives and side quests
- Players seeking a game centered on direct, hands-on combat in a World War II setting
Our take on BC Kings
The game combines military management with quests, character upgrades, mysteries, and magic. That variety comes at the cost of a narrowly focused strategy experience: players seeking only army development may find the adventure and role-playing elements take up part of the campaign.
What is BC Kings?
BC Kings combines resource gathering, army training, and defeating enemies with adventure and role-playing elements.
Its story campaign follows the hero Mradin and his old friend Giesnik through main objectives and side quests. Side quests award Shell-coins, which can be spent on upgrading the main characters. The campaign also includes mysteries involving Stonehenge and the Yeti. Strategy systems include 63 unique units, 32 buildings, 84 technologies to research, and eight magic spells. The campaign brings military tasks, research, character upgrades, and story objectives together with optional quests.
How BC Kings plays
- 01Story campaign
- The campaign follows Mradin and Giesnik through main objectives and side quests.
- 02Unit roster
- The game includes 63 unique units.
- 03Building choices
- The game includes 32 unique buildings.
- 04Technology research
- Players can research 84 technologies.
- 05Magic spells
- The game includes eight spells.
- 06Character upgrades
- Side quests award Shell-coins that can be spent on upgrading the main characters.
BC Kings compared to similar games
BC Kings combines army management with side quests and character upgrades, while Men of War: Assault Squad focuses on large-scale World War II strategy and direct, hands-on combat. Men of War: Assault Squad centers on controlling combat units; BC Kings adds adventure and role-playing elements to its campaign.
BC Kings: platforms & release
Is BC Kings worth it?
It is worth it if: strategy players who want adventure and role-playing elements alongside resource gathering and army training. Skip it if: players looking for a strategy game focused solely on military management, without adventure and role-playing elements.
Where can I download BC Kings?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens BC Kings's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is BC Kings on?
Windows only.
