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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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Different but fun
I like this game. It's not a huge challenge but there is a lot going on all the time and it is different than the other games I've played. It has a bit of time management; you have to sleep and eat in order to complete tasks, and you have to manage the order in which you do things as it will affect what you are able to do next. It has a bit of hidden object; there are items in each scene that are not exactly hidden but do take some searching to find. You click on these items to collect them. At first there is buried treasure, edible mushrooms and herbs for making healing potions, and as you progress and pay attention to the dialogue you get clues to other items that can be collected, hunted or fished for such as eggs, flowers, poison mushrooms, deer, bear, fish, algae, alligators and lots more. These items can be eaten, sold or used to help characters you meet and to complete tasks. As you complete tasks more scenes are made available. This game also has a bit of adventure / strategy game play; there are lots of characters that you encounter and interact with. Early in the game you get a map that has only the areas that you have been to so far. You have to return to previous scenes (areas) regularly to search for new items to collect and prey to hunt and fish to catch as you become aware of them. There is a bit of strategy involved with when to sleep and eat and what to sell and what to purchase at the right times etc. It is a good idea to keep notes from the start as to where you can rest (sleep and eat) including what type of food the rest area requires, also record where to find other important areas are such as places to buy and sell items. These places are, for instance, a farm that sells vegetables, a woman who buys groceries or a hunter that sells hunting supplies and also purchases animal pelts. These places are scattered all over and you have to revisit them many times throughout the game. It comes in handy to have a list of what each place buys and sells and how many gold coins they cost or pay. The map is useful when you have to revisit places as each scene (area) has a title and the map can be used to jump from one scene to another without having to retrace your steps each time.
I bought the game after the trial hour was over then continued to play for a few hours that seemed more like one hour. Judging by the amount of map that I have uncovered I'm almost half done. I recommend that if you like TM HO or Adventure/strategy games that are not too advanced, give the demo hour a try. I'm glad I did. I'm sure my grandkids will enjoy it too.
December 21, 2012
Quest and Item Game
A hard game to master at the beginning but good once you get into it. You meet numerous people who give you quests to do. The quests involve having certain items to finish them. Items can be bought from various shops but you can also pick up items. You have to look carefully for items to pick up, as unlike the shops and missions they are not highlighted. I have only been playing for a short while but so far have found items such as treasure, stone, flowers, night flowers, chests, barrels, wood, fish, crayfish and mushrooms (edible, rare and poisonous). You also kill different animals to get meat. So far I am enjoying it!
December 20, 2012
Fantastic Adventure! Love it.
I thought this was a wonderful game. The storyline is great and keeps you wanting to find out what happens next. You start out on a farm, your father is leaving for a week and you are in charge. You have to collect various items to continue. While you are out collecting wood, bandits attack and burn your farm to the ground. You leave on a quest to find your father. You go thru various scenes helping people along the way to earn gold and get the items you need to continue. You have to go forward to solve some tasks, and for some you have to go to previous scenes to find what you need. I don't know why the first reviewer couldn't find out where to go, I did not have any trouble whatsoever. I thought it was engaging and fun. I am definitely adding this to my collection! Highly recommended!
December 20, 2012
Something different ... Old School
This game takes me back to the "Old School" quest games from the 80's and 90's. You have an obvious mission but need to collect resources and treasures in the mean time #foraging in the woods and as your skills and weapons progress, hunting and fishing# and also complete side quests. Hints are readily available and very clear, although I didn't have reason to do so, the quest is pretty straight-forward. The main problem for me was the dialogue... it is a bit drawn out and lengthy. You have to click on it each sentence to move through it, I didn't read half of it and instead just skimmed it to get the info I needed. Other than that, I enjoyed it and finished it rather quickly. Simple, predictable story line but I likes the nostagia factor. If you want something a bit different from the same old formula of Hidden Object or time managment games... give it a try.
December 21, 2012
Best game in years
Fascinating game. Played it four times and enjoyed every experience. Get more games like this, Big Fish! Fantastic.
January 28, 2013
Could not stop playing...
I usually enjoy time management games. Hero of the Kingdom came up as a new one but I would definitely classify it as adventure/strategy. Very entertaining, hard to walk away from.
December 30, 2012
A Different & Fun Sort of Adventure
I am very glad I didn't listen to the first review of this game because I really enjoyed it. I play a lot of rpg (like Aveyond) as well as Time Management games, but this one was a complete surprise. There are many side quests to keep you going in addition to the main quest. There is a handy hint button but if you use it too much, you miss a lot of quests and the game will be shorter.
December 30, 2012
Loved this one
I really enjoyed this game. It's not too hard, but I'm not looking for difficulty. Just a fun time. Beautiful visual quality. Plenty of different things to search for and accomplish. A great game.
December 29, 2012
Great game
Something new for a change and I loved it. A cross between Westward and Buried in Time. Lots of fun!
December 26, 2012
Really enjoyable!!
I really enjoyed this game. I would class it as adventure more than time management. The graphics are good, no whizz bang stuff, but it's not needed. I couldn't stop playing until I had finished the whole challenge (sorry to my starving family).
My only gripe is that it wasn't enough. By the time I actually properly mastered all the navigation shortcuts, memorized the whereabouts of everything I needed and mission objectives, it all came to an end.
The sort of game you can really only play once as after you know the outcome, replaying is useless. But still rate it as an A for enjoyment!
December 25, 2012
