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By Erin Bell
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Well-done strategy app with dubious politics, some violence.
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Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim
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MAJESTY is unique in that heroes are not directly under the player's control. Left to their own devices, they explore, attack, and even purchase items autonomously while you construct buildings that unlock new units and upgrades, and help out with godly powers like the ability to summon lightning or reveal new parts of the map. Players can issue specific "go here," "attack that" commands only if they pay to set up bounties -- the higher the price, the more heroes are likely to pay attention. Players face a different set of conditions in each level (such as temples not being available due to a religious holiday, or elves and dwarves too busy fighting each other to help out), which prevents gameplay from ever becoming stale. MAJESTY is a fun and nuanced strategy game that is best suited for slightly older players.
App Details
- Device : Android
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- Release date : April 28, 2011
- Genre : Strategy Games
- Publisher : HeroCraft Ltd
- Version : 1.8.3
- Minimum software requirements : Android 1.5 and up
- Last updated : November 11, 2020
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