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Sweet Kingdom: Enchanted Princess 
Once upon a time, Sweet Kingdom was ruled by a kind, wise princess who was adored by all throughout the land. One day, an ominous cloud gathered over the kingdom and a dark spell was cast upon the princess, turning her into stone. Without the careful hands of the princess, the kingdom quickly fell into decay and ruin. Now it is up to you, the princess's faithful friend Molky, to find a way to save the princess from the evil spell! Can you find all of the magical artifacts scattered throughout the kingdom and bring the princess back to life?
- 40+ unique buildings
- Improve the throne room as you play
- Meet fun and hilarious characters
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
- CPU: 1.8 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 256 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Shrek?
I can not add more to what others said , I like it because 1.It is another TMG
2. you can keep playing after time runs out.
What I do not like is the Disney characters of Shrek, like Donkey building houses. When did that happen? When pigs fly? LOL
February 19, 2013
poor effort
if you like this type of game get royal envoy, better graphics,game, story, everything
February 21, 2013
Fun Time Management game
The graphics were great. Same concept as other time management games.
February 19, 2013
Disappointed
I normally love these type of games, but this one was just....off. I really don't get the rave reviews, for me, it was disappointing. I should have done the trial first. Play felt stilted, not fluid at all. I tried to see if playing longer would make it more enjoyable (as I "got" the vision of the makers) but it never happened. Never bothered to finish.
March 19, 2013
Not for me
Obviously a lot of people like this but I found it irritating. I love MKFTP and Royal Envoy type games but this was just too saccharine with the donkeys and everything - for me it passed the boundary from being amusing to being annoying. Disliked the fussy graphics too.
So I am unlikely to buy it. Much prefer Green City which I have recently bought.
March 14, 2013
All work and no fun at all
If you are really desperate for a time management game and quality is no problem, this is the one for you. It is the bottom of the barrel for quality and fun. I played it half way through, until I realized that the first time through a level you will never get it right, maybe the third or fifth time, and then you will need about 5 minutes longer than the ?daylight? time. This game was designed to be frustrating and not to be enjoyable. It succeeds in not being enjoyable. I erased it at the halfway point. Were I retired with no life, I might enjoy this, but between jobs I look for fun; there is no fun here.
March 2, 2013
AWFUL
It`s almost like Royal Envoy but Royal Envoy is 100 times better.
February 19, 2013
Not the best time management game
The graphics are well-done, but compared to other TM games, I found the gameplay dull. There are too many possible symbols at each building, and it's not obvious what they mean. It felt like a lot of random clicking and waiting. TM games are my favorite, but I won't be buying this one.
March 17, 2013
Cute, not the greatest, but cute...
I keep hoping for a great time management game. Loved the Royal Envoy games, the My Kingdom for the Princess games, the Roads of Rome games, etc. However, Northern Tale seems to be the only one that's come out recently that I've enjoyed much. Most of the games coming out these days seem to be hidden object/adventure ones. Sure, those are good too, but we need more good time management ones! This one is cute, and has some potential, though it's not quite up there with the ones I mentioned above.
The graphics are okay, though not great. They're not quite as good as some other games, but they're not bad either. There's no voiceovers to comment on, and the music is okay, though again, nothing to write home about. It didn't annoy me, but it didn't stand out either. The storyline isn't fabulous, but it's not awful either. Basically, it's overall an okay game, but again, not on par with some of the really good ones.
The gameplay is really similar to the Royal Envoy games, and the graphics sort of remind me of a poorer version of the graphics from that game. Your builders, however, are donkeys that look remarkably like Shrek's friend. It otherwise plays in basically more or less the same fashion, though it's not quite as challenging, and doesn't have some of the variety that the Royal Envoy games do. There are some slight differences compared to the Royal Envoy games, such as how the market works, but it's otherwise very similar. If you've played Royal Envoy or Royal Envoy 2, this is sort of like a cheap version of those - okay, but not nearly as good.
Rather than earning a gold like in other games along the lines of this one, you want to try and complete levels before the sun goes down so you can earn sunlight to improve the throne room. You can't choose the improvements, however, they're automatic. There is no option to play it untimed, though it's generally not too horribly hard to finish it before time is up. Since I've always finished it before time is up, I can't comment much on what happens afterwards. And your upgrades/bonus help/whatever you want to call them (such as speeding up how fast the workers/builders walk, that sort of thing) are earned not by just filling up on their own over time, but by clicking on stars that pop out of the buildings every now and then.
Ultimately, since I had a coupon I'd earned for a free game, I went ahead and bought it. I'm not sure I would have gotten it without that, though. It's enjoyable, but since it feels like a cheap version of Royal Envoy (with bits from a few other games thrown in), I can't say I would have paid for it. So if you've got a coupon to use up, or just really want a time management game to get a bit of fun out of (and then have around for your kids to enjoy), go for it. I'd recommend it with the caveat that I'm not sure it's actually worth paying for, but it's cute.
February 23, 2013
It just didn't grab me
I can only grind so much flour before getting bored. Nowhere near as challenging as Northern Tale as some have suggested. Played the demo for half an hour and then deleted it. Not for everyone. If you prefer a fast pace & a challenge, this isn't the right game for you. Thank goodness for demos, I appreciate not wasting my credits/money on something that doesn't suit me.
April 26, 2013
