StrategyFit check
Is Fantasy Kingdom Simulator worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Casual strategy players who want short macro-management sessions
- Players interested in guiding several medieval settlements rather than controlling a single city
- Strategy fans who enjoy random events, succession, and political decisions
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking an expansive grand-strategy campaign with the scale of Stellaris or Galactic Civilizations III
- Players looking for primarily tactical battles rather than city management and decisions
- Players unable to use a Windows system with at least 1920x1080 resolution
Our take on Fantasy Kingdom Simulator
This casual strategy game replaces the genre's usual expansive empire scale with oversight of four villages. Its focus is on population, succession, requests, and local politics rather than a large galaxy or sprawling campaign.
What is Fantasy Kingdom Simulator?
Rule four medieval villages as they develop into cities, stepping in when their economies, populations, and leadership require direction.
Set priorities, respond to requests for food, loans, or tribute relief, and use taxes, speeches, elections, or direct intervention to influence local rulers. Each city has farming, morale, births, deaths, and regents with five ratings, including honor, military skill, and intelligence. Recruit troops and generals, defend settlements from beasts and rival cities, and send generals to retrieve artifacts. Heirs inherit city crowns, with separately generated statistics. Randomly generated worlds, hundreds of events, plagues, droughts, structures, and decision sequences create changing challenges. Villages can reach independence at 600 population.
How Fantasy Kingdom Simulator plays
- 01Four City Domains
- The ruler oversees four villages that develop toward independence when they reach 600 inhabitants.
- 02Political Intervention
- Requests and local problems can be addressed through tribute changes, loans, speeches, elections, or direct action.
- 03City Leadership Ratings
- Regents are assessed through five attributes, including honor, military skill, and intelligence.
- 04Armies And Generals
- Troops defend cities from beasts and other settlements, while generals can pursue artifact-recovery expeditions.
- 05Inherited Rulership
- A ruler's children may inherit a city, with their own separately generated statistics.
- 06Randomized Kingdoms
- Each game creates a new world and includes population patterns, random events, plagues, and droughts.
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Fantasy Kingdom Simulator: platforms & release
Is Fantasy Kingdom Simulator worth it?
It is worth it if: casual strategy players who want short macro-management sessions. Skip it if: players seeking an expansive grand-strategy campaign with the scale of Stellaris or Galactic Civilizations III.
Where can I download Fantasy Kingdom Simulator?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Fantasy Kingdom Simulator's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Fantasy Kingdom Simulator on?
Windows only.
