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Hero of the Kingdom 
You were living a calm, happy life together with your father on a small farm, when one sunny day your life completely changed. Malicious bandits raided your home, burnt it to ashes and your father went missing. A darkness has now fallen over the whole country, and it is up to you to set off on a dangerous journey to places you've yet to explore, overcome your fears and search for your father in the greatest adventure of your life to become the Hero of the Kingdom!
- Fulfill quests
- Gather herbs, hunt and fish
- Collect sacred artifacts
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 134 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Very Enjoyable game
Good game if you want a fun quest, has a lot of different element that makes it very enjoyable. Music is decent, and the story is good, though simply written. found the graphics to be good enough for me to see everything if I looked hard enough. If you have a small screen/poor eyesight, you might have a problem with some quests. Overall I really enjoyed this game.
December 26, 2012
Interesting but why so tiny?
I really liked the idea behind this game, and I bought it even though I was really annoyed at how small everything was--and I have a fairly large screen. That didn't improve, of course, but it was also quite short, it only took me a few hours to work my way through the entire game. There are games out there that do this type of thing a lot better. I have to say I kind of enjoyed it anyway, so it was hard deciding whether to recommend it.
December 24, 2012
not for me
Forth and back, do not have this but go here to trade and then come back and try again. The story seems pretty interesting but constant clicking on getting things to trade for...does not hold my interest.
December 23, 2012
A Different Game
this is a different game...u do have to hunt around once the tutorial is over...the things r very small....look hard for eggs, mushrooms. not a game.
December 20, 2012
static and rather boring
Played about 10 minutes, couldn't stand it longer than that. Visuals are extremely poor. Static, slow with drowsy music.
Not recommended.
January 16, 2013
Interesting storyline, guilded play
Game ends after about 5hr of play and imediatly starts you over! No chance to go back and finish any quests!!
Not worth the $6!
January 22, 2013
Not Enough Autonomy
This game has great graphics. The grammar errors in the text are distracting and displeasing. The achievements that you get spammed with are annoying. You are awarded achievements for doing the most simple of actions, and earn them without even trying, or even knowing that achievements were offered for such actions. For game play, your options are very limited. You pretty much just do what you are told to in the order you are told to do it in. Too much hand-holding.
February 4, 2013
this is not a good game
this is actually the first game that I didn't like from BF. It was slow, visually difficult, had challenges that were impossible to complete, and ended quickly and abruptly. Over all, very unfulfilling.
January 20, 2013
Too long, Too tiny, Too weird
It seems like a good game at first. A boy goes on a quest to look for his father and has to perform various tasks in order to advance in the game, which is rather open-ended and gives plenty of opportunities to explore, hunt, gather and interact with NPCs.
The main problem of the game is that the tasks are performed in a weird fashion. For example: You get a basket and fill it with flowers. Once you deliver the flowers you give the basket away and you have to go buy another basket. Why? Why would anyone give his basket away?
On the other hand you can collect infinitesimally small mushrooms without having a basket. Logic please?
Another example: a mand offers to go with you on your quest. Two screens away he decides otherwise and you are one man short again and have to hire help when you need it.
This illogical coming and going of elements make all tasks take forever, and if it werent enough you have to eat and sleep almost every two tasks.
Combine that with trying to find elements that are pixel-small and you have a desastrous result of what could have been a great game otherwise.
:(
December 20, 2012
No Interest
Loads of reading; loads of following directions; really didn't hold my interest
January 5, 2013
