A year later, the full version of kingdom-building roguelike 9 Kings has been released

Many players praised the project.

In November, developer Sad Socket and publishers Hooded Horse and Sidekick Publishing presented the full version of 9 Kings. The game was initially launched in Early Access last year.

The creators of 9 Kings position it as a fast-paced kingdom-building roguelike strategy game. Players are invited to expand their empire and engage in large-scale battles against mighty rulers.

Each of the kings has a unique starting deck (troops, buildings, spells). You can plunder rival kings to obtain their cards:

Turn your settlement into the most powerful kingdom thanks to an endless variety of combinations of buildings, warriors, spells, and their placement. Take advantage of chaotic combos and powerful perks to “break” the game and gain unthinkable power. Grow your kingdom, prepare for dozens of unique events, and show the whole world that your realm will outlast all the others — both in single-player and in asynchronous online wars.

The full version of 9 Kings includes four modes: single-player, multiplayer mode — with the opportunity to battle for a spot on the leaderboard, quest mode — a journey through 9 lands with challenges, and joker mode — a custom game mode where you can customize the deck and game rules.

Image source: Sad Socket, Hooded Horse, Sidekick Publishing
Image source: Sad Socket, Hooded Horse, Sidekick Publishing
Image source: Sad Socket, Hooded Horse, Sidekick Publishing

The 9 Kings page on Steam is available at the following link. The game has received “Very Positive” reviews with a 90% rating. It is released not only on PC, but also on iOS and Android mobile devices.