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My Kingdom for the Princess II 
Help Arthur clear the land, stop invaders, and work with magical beings to save Princess Helen from a terrible dwarf! Longbeard has kidnapped the beautiful princess and now it is up to our brave hero, Arthur, to repair the entire kingdom as he tracks down the evildoer. Experience unique gameplay in My Kingdom for the Princess II, a fun and exciting Strategy game. Can you overcome the obstacles and save the day?
- Unique gameplay
- Magical characters
- Save Princess Helen!
- Play My Kingdom for the Princess
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 600 Mhz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 8.1
- Hard Drive: 187 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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My Kingdom for the Princess II
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The second of the series - a must have!
This is the second of the series and it is sufficiently different enough to warrant the purchase. It is a building strategy game where you direct your little men to build in the quickest or best way to obtain expert level. If you loved My Kingdom For The Princess I - do give this one a go. Good replayability either straight away or a couple of months down the line.
November 18, 2011
Don't Miss Out on This One!
I have all three in this series, and they are definitely among my favorites. This second in the series added things like showing the developer's scores for each round, and it feels like a huge achievement when you beat the developer. A game that makes me feel like a champion is a must have!
The graphics are crisp, colorful and fun. I don't need to tell you it's a time management/strategy game. What I will tell you is that the game is challenging, but doesn't make you want to tear out your hair (and who wants to have to buy hair restoring products because of a computer game?!).
Each one in this series has sufficient additions and differences to make it worth the purchase. This one is a definite steal at $2.99. Get it!
February 12, 2012
not bored!
I get bored real easy. I still like going back to play this game.
December 4, 2011
Enjoyable Time Management Game
This game was so fun that I went back and played it again and again to try to beat the developers record. There are 4 different lands to play. I didn't like the mini games, but I was allowed to skip a mini game after attempting it.
January 4, 2012
FUN & HARD GAME
love playing it, it is fun to play keeps your mind going and you have to get through before it gets dark i love now i will work on getting one & three since i got two i can not stop playing it i will pass it on so other folks can try it
November 21, 2011
Another dissenting vote --- EXTREMELY disappointing!
For those who are really good with TM games, you will probably like this one. I am NOT a great time management player being not as fast as most but I absolutely LOVED the first MKFP so was really looking forward to playing the second. In MKFP 1 I was able to finish all levels with EXPERT except for 2 and since the only thing that finishing all levels with expert supposedly did was to add a rainbow over the castle, after several attempts to get EXPERT on those 2, I just decided to quit. But I did thoroughly enjoy playing all levels in MKFP 1.
There are time management games that are so addictive that I just have to replay to get gold on all levels. Kingdom Chronicles and Royal Envoy 1 & 2 come to mind. But this game is NOT one of those... at least not for me. It was just too frustrating. As usual with most time management games, the first levels are relatively easy to get you hooked into buying the game. So it was no surprise that I was able to get gold on the first 16 levels, some of which I did have to replay to get. But starting with level 2.5 I gave up and just finishing the level was good enough because the game was not enjoyable enough to warrant replaying levels to get gold. What I found was that I usually lost the level by seconds and just didn't have enough fun to replay for gold.
Graphics were just okay and although the levels were different, they were also the same. Just seemed to be the same thing over and over again with very little variety and very boring. Where MKFP1 had a cute castle building for every gold level completed, this one has a plantation-style which was not very appealing.
In levels 2.5 to 4.4 (24 levels), I was able to get two golds and the rest silver except for the last one. The last one and one other I actually ran out of time on the first attempt. That tells me that this game is way too time-intensive for me. I did replay one of those two but when I hit the second one, I quit. Another thing I found very frustrating was finding some of the goals for the game. Especially difficult was finding plants and buried treasure which caused me to miss gold on several levels. Not worth wasting any more of my time on this game.
I dislike not being able to chain actions and having to wait for the workers to return to the house before assigning them another task. (What a great way to make a so-so game longer, huh?) And I'm sure because of that, once a task is assigned there is no UNDO. Another drawback for me is the click-fest and/or arcade/action levels in between the islands. After the first one, I just forced a failure so I could go on to the next level.
What I found so disappointing about this game is that it seems in order to get gold on islands 2+, there seems to be only one way to win and it pretty much has to be followed exactly and as fast as possible. One miss-step and gold is out the window. And most of the levels I played had to clear all or almost all of everything. There were very few levels that you could skip clearing obstacles. I know the speed-ups help but I forget to use them and find it frustrating not being able to pick the ones I want to use for a level but having to pick from the ones that were picked for the level.
I have slogged through many a game because I just hate to not finish no matter how bad the game but this is not one of them. Since I found the game so boring, difficult and unentertaining, I quit! I guess from now on I won't be buying any TM games that do not include at least a somewhat relaxed version and should have known when I saw that NevoSoft was involved.
I recommend the game for seasoned TM players but not for casual TM players like me.
December 7, 2012
Not As Good As Everyone Says
I really didn't like this game, despite the great reviews.
Good Parts:
The game was a good challenge for me
Simillar to Build-a-lot
OK Parts:
The game started out fun but got really, really boring.
Bad Parts:
Graphics are terrible, very cartoon like, not a lot of detail, not modern.
Terrible storyline. Skipped it as quickly as I possibly could.
I just didnt' like the game in general. Everything required a lot of resources, took to much time to do, and even needed food to build.
The game was very boring. I didn't like it one bit. Skipping this one and going back to Build-a-lot.
July 16, 2012
The best game I ever played.
Every one should try this game its so fun.I've played almost all there games and this was the best so far!
December 17, 2011
Amazing Game
I just love this game, it's a challenge and it's so much fun!
June 2, 2012
Liked this one, but not as much as the first and third one
This one is addicting like the others in the series, but for some reason it is my least favorite. Still fun though!
October 9, 2012
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