Hero of the Kingdom reviews

A nice Game for in between. The Gameplay is quickly explained-you get Orders such as "Bring me 10 Baskets full of Herbs so I can tell you a Secret."; As a Player, you buy 10 Baskets in the next Store and look for the 10 Herbs together on the "Hidden Object" (just click on it). Once you have done this and delivered the 10 Baskets of herbs to the Quest Giver, you will get Experience points, new Objects and the said Secret (how to make Potions yourself). This is how you click through the Tasks:) By The Way, the Achievements are ridiculously easy to get, and my first "perfect Game" with 100% Achievements in just 5h of play has been achieved. Good luck!

I don't want to lose that many Words about the Game at all. The Game is a Kind of Point and Click adventure that doesn't offer a Raetsel but has light Quests all the Time where you only have to collect Things all the time. By The way, the Game is still a Kind Of Hidden Object Game (looking for small Mushrooms). The Story is nothing special, it's classic. The whole Story is ultimately linear, only Side Missions can be read by any Order. The Kaempfe Are also nothing special. You certainly need a lot of Counter-stavings and once you have them, you can also attack the Enemy and never lose (Friends only die in the way the Story dictates). The Game time is between 3.5h (if you just click through) and 8 Hours (if you also farm some Money and read every Dialogue). So €5€ is a very good Price and if you want to have all the Achievements quickly, it's okay too.

A well-made Combination of Hidden Object and RPG. The Game is entertaining, the Archievements are surprisingly quick to reach (which is very motivating to Continue) and in 4 To 5 hours all the Fun is easy to cope with (if you want to have the 100% run). On the one hand I would have liked the Game to have gone a little longer, on the other hand the Brevity also has an Advantage, because who doesn't know that ... You invest many Hours in a really good Game and at some point you realize that you don't really want to continue because you don't have a Buck on the 150th "Hole Dies or kill Jenen" quests anymore. Also The Absolute Plus are the really well-made translations-which is not necessarily common with such a small Game. The Price seems a bit high at 7 Euros at first Glance, but at least there are 6 Languages and the Developers seem to put the Proceeds into the Development of a second Part (see Greenlight). If the Game is still too expensive, wait for one of the Steamsuits-the Game Is then usually distributed for 1.74 Euros (75% Discount). Conclusion: Nice little change, which is absolutely recommended or in other words: Definite purchase Recommendation!!!

This game series is a bit of an aberration for me, and I make no excuses for myself here.  A weird little hybrid of casual hidden-object finding well suited to elementary school kids, with some very light RPG, trading, and adventure elements, this game is about as easy and silly as it gets.  Still something about the graphics and simplicity and that earnest fairy-tale for actual children vibe really draws me in, and the gameplay, as automatic as it is, is still absurdly addicting.  Don't expect any kind of challenge, but if you can enjoy a cute little diversion from the awfulness of the universe from time to time, you could do a whole lot worse.