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A small-scale military strategy game featuring many hidden areas to discover.

KingGods army faces off against fierce enemies who want to invade key areas in his kingdom. You lead the armies of the different countries in the area in a defensive war against the invaders. Use your wits and years of military combat experience to defend your territory. You fight with a team of heroes with many years of expertise in military defense strategies. Proper use of your army, proper allocation of troops and proper hero upgrades are key to victory. The Supreme gives you the edge when working in tandem with luck.

You get additional weapons based on luck— which determines which heroes can be upgraded or promoted— as well as which ones can be seen by the player. Many heroes can’t be upgraded, though some can be seen. Additional upgrades to a game determine how strong an army is subjectively. This is determined by fates circumstances and the gamer's choices.

Your first step is to select the six most formidable warriors on hand. After battling, gather resources from your victories to increase the strength of your team. Every class has its own progression path based on fated events. This also applies to improving specific character classes. The blessing of the Supreme increases the strength of a hero's abilities. An upgrade to an altar gives a hero access to mysterious power. This happens in the game KingGodCastle, which features a very unusual concept called Altar. Adding one percent to the Summoned Hero’s tier increases its power. Adding 5% to a Hero’s other abilities likewise boosts their effectiveness. Collecting books or using Powers increase one’s stats. In addition to forging iron, Altar Backsmith grants access to a tier 1 ore and 1 force roll. Blood Altar drains 2% of its health every turn. It grants the user a 50% shield and blocks 1 time. Additional altars exist called Giant, Mage and Greed. Each altar has different upgrades that can be chosen based on upcoming battles and the altar's assigned team member. Each altar gives different benefits to a specific hero, making it an important part of the overall battle strategy. In my opinion, my favorite unique feature of a strategy game is the ability to combine mid-ranged characters to create a higher leveled hero. This often leads to sub-par results, as combining low-quality heroes sometimes provides better results. Choosing the correct altar can also improve the results of combining heroes. The process of the heroes changing into their powered forms is extremely thrilling to watch.

The enemy races offered by KingGodCastle have differences in speed, form and ability. Initially, only a few of these enemies appear; however, larger numbers soon emerge as an army. Each enemy strain has its own skills and characteristics. When they form a later generation, smarter creatures constantly arrange their formation by mixing soldiers of different types. The best way to beat them is to devise an ingenious battle strategy or acquire power-ups that early on to create a invincible team of heroes. My ongoing primary approach to combating my foes relies on the most efficient formation for waging war. As a general rule, I prefer employing a melee unit in the lead and a combo of both magical and close-ranged combatants behind them. If dealing with overwhelming odds, I call upon my entire complement of combatant mages to attack my adversaries from afar. This way, they can quickly transition into a defensive formation before taking another breath and making another assault. Doing this successfully will keep me unscathed from combat.

The music in KingGodCastle doesn't have many effects. The fast rhythm triggers when the fight starts. Greatsword and lance combatants employ a frigid auditory signal when preparing for war. Although their effectiveness pales in comparison to other sounds, the intensity of their effect makes it worthwhile to play. KingGodCastle’s visuals only provide a basic amount of sound. The game employs 2D graphics and a top-down view when playing. The battlefield is set up to have two sections divided into one side of the game playing against one side of the enemy. The game easily separates the combat and army sides by implementing a battle section and an army section. This provides players with an intuitive understanding of how each side functions. A producer with exceptional planning and strategizing skills can create a structure that adjusts to the needs of the game through touch gestures. This can be done thanks to the in-depth strategy game. The battlefield is rife with recognizable human figures— each with distinct physical traits, attire and colors. Initially, this may be difficult to understand for new players. Too many elements complicate matters; it's hard to pick out what's important when everything looks the same. Since I became accustomed to them, I can easily recognize who they are by just looking at their head. I give KingGodCastle 8 out of 10 points for this 2D graphics area.

In KingGodCastle, you can view heroes with a wide range of abilities and qualities. They often display impressive strength, which makes it easy to see the ability they possess to fight their enemies. However, there will always be an opposing force— the game’s monsters with different classes. You need to face them in this game. When playing the game from a third-person perspective, players can see what happens during battle. The field is split into equal squares, allowing players to place their character and participate in the battle. In addition to facing both sides' monsters, players also need to consider the increasing number and strength of their enemies.

KingGodCastle's Castle Playtime offers players a pleasant experience they'll all enjoy.