CasualIs The Far Kingdoms: Forgotten Relics worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Solitaire fans who want a fantasy story involving relic recovery
- Casual players who enjoy combining card levels with object-finding scenes
- Completion-focused players who want relics, kingdom upgrades, ranks, and badges to pursue
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking deep strategy may find the repeated Solitaire and Hidden Object structure too limited
- Players who dislike combo-based ranking may lose interest when pursuing the highest rank and badges
- Players looking for combat or multiplayer will not find those activities in the described gameplay
Our take on The Far Kingdoms: Forgotten Relics
The likely bounce point arrives when the game settles into its recurring Solitaire and Hidden Object structure. Players who need combat, multiplayer, or frequent mechanical changes may stop before the relic hunt, kingdom upgrades, and rank system provide enough variation.
What is The Far Kingdoms: Forgotten Relics?
Travel through four kingdoms after a troll scatters the kingdom’s precious relics.
The game combines 150 Solitaire levels with Hidden Object scenes as players search for 14 missing relics. Gold from the object-finding scenes can be used to upgrade the four kingdoms. Solitaire play also includes combos, rank progression, and badges for reaching the highest rank. The story begins with a letter from the Elven Prince Eldrin, who asks for help recovering the relics before the Queen returns. Progress therefore combines card-game levels, object searches, relic collection, kingdom upgrades, and rank advancement within a fantasy setting.
How The Far Kingdoms: Forgotten Relics plays
- 01Solitaire levels
- The game includes 150 levels of Solitaire across a journey through four kingdoms.
- 02Relic recovery
- The objective is to find 14 relics whose pieces were scattered around the kingdoms.
- 03Hidden Object scenes
- Object-finding scenes award gold that can be used to upgrade the kingdoms.
- 04Combo-based ranking
- Making combos contributes to reaching the highest rank and receiving badges.
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The Far Kingdoms: Forgotten Relics: platforms & release
Is The Far Kingdoms: Forgotten Relics worth it?
It is worth it if: solitaire fans who want a fantasy story involving relic recovery. Skip it if: players seeking deep strategy may find the repeated Solitaire and Hidden Object structure too limited.
Where can I download The Far Kingdoms: Forgotten Relics?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens The Far Kingdoms: Forgotten Relics's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is The Far Kingdoms: Forgotten Relics on?
Windows only.












