Tiny Kingdom
Embark on a whimsical journey in Tiny Kingdom, where your story begins on a quaint farm and evolves into a magnificent kingdom. This enchanting card-based city-builder invites you to shape your realm, one card at a time, on a serene island canvas. Immerse yourself in a cozy, cute medieval world where every decision matters and every card holds the promise of new adventures.
- Synergy and Optimize
Strategically place cards. Each card interacts with adjacent tiles, creating charming synergies and expanding your kingdom’s potential.
- Expand and Explore
Unlock new cards and opportunities as you build. Maximize your placements to ensure your deck grows and evolves.
Forge your path, craft your realm, and let your kingdom flourish in this tranquil and captivating card-based city-builder adventure. Tiny Kingdom is your medieval masterpiece in the making.
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- Hotfix 0.4.310 hours ago
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Very pleasant. I had one issue - I had no way to place (or discard) all the lumberyards I kept drawing, due to lack of trees. If only I could hire them to chop up and recycle piers. :P
Yeah, trees might be too random. Thank you
Nice game, it's amazing! The graphics are super cute, and the gameplay is both fun and relaxing. I finished it on my fifth try after figuring out that using demolitions was key.
One downside, though, is that at some point, mines stopped showing up, so I couldn't build stone houses anymore. Despite that, I still had a great time playing and totally recommend it!
Thank you for the feedback.
Progression with stone houses are still rough, but we are working on it.
Very nice! The only thing I would like is a way to restart the game from a game over, after you're done observing the city you've built. (Also more "remove" cards, because I had too many piers, or a way to discard, haha~)
Thank you
It's such a lovely, relaxing little game you've made! I've just spent 20 minutes doing my first island and I have to say I really enjoyed it.
The simple but engaging puzzle element definitely engages the player without making it feel overly cumbersome :)
Manage to finish with 52, though I've got no idea if it's a lot or a terrible score for the 1st try
Thanks! 52 is definitely great for the first run!