Released

Fated Kingdom

Hunt creatures and trade their trophies for equipment to save Kinmarr.

At a glance

Released

A two-to-four-player digital board-game sandbox with rules the players enforce, guild patrols for equipment and optional betrayal as Kinmarr faces collapse.

Release
Released · Steam: Nov 4, 2019
Single-player
Not verified
Online co-op
Supported
Local co-op
Supported
Perspective
Top-down
Platform
PC / Steam
Operating systems
Windows
VR
Not verified
Developer
GameLiberty
Publisher
GameLiberty
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Steam PC edition. Other editions and cross-store play need a separate check.

Steam store artwork for Fated Kingdom.
Game image from official Steam page

Dungeon crawler

About Fated Kingdom

Hunt creatures as guild members and exchange trophies for equipment. Better preparation improves the chances of a successful patrol, while coins, skill cards and items leave each player decisions with consequences for the rest of the game.

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What makes it worth a look?

  • Collapse pressure: Battle defeats raise Fate toward a critical kingdom-ending level; successful patrols help bring it down.
  • Different setups: Five characters, 200 cards and roguelike board generation support changing sessions.
  • Player-controlled play: Two to four participants can cooperate or betray one another; a modding editor supports custom arrangements.

Is this game right for you or your group?

  • For decisions with shared consequences. Defeat raises Fate toward collapse, while successful patrols and better equipment help resist it. Spending coins, skill cards and items affects more than your own piece.
  • For a negotiated way to play. The computer does not force the rules or cooperation. Generated boards, character abilities and a modding editor support different group setups.

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