For The King

For The King is a role-playing roguelike with strategy elements. The Queen spends her treasury to maintain order and turns to her loyal subjects for help. The world is divided into provinces with cities. Travel follows the map. A dead hero returns with a loss. Luck affects the outcome of checks. The players become these subjects. They are tasked with calming people down, occupying key territories and waiting for an attack. Battles are turn-based and require calculation. Luck matters as much as skill. Travel follows a hexagonal map. Movement wastes resources. Hero classes differ in skills. Equipment affects combat. Races are generated anew. Tasks give money and experience. The squad is assembled from classes. The map is divided into provinces. The world consists of many lands. There the heroes fight, improve their skills and develop their character. Quests are issued in settlements. The reward goes towards equipment. The weather interferes with travel. The weather interferes with the transition. The squad is assembled from heroes of different classes. The king once helped the disadvantaged and saved them from troubles. His prosperity attracted envious people. The project is designed to be played together. Co-op is designed for several players. Everyone takes their own hero. Cities provide tasks and goods. Traders are changing their assortment. The death of a character does not cancel the party. The loss is palpable, but not fatal. Hero classes are assembled into a squad. The classes gather in a squad. The game lasts several hours. Anyone who loves cooperative roguelikes will find this game perfect.