We have all received one. It’s late, you are making your last Facebook post of the night, and out of know where your mom begins to blast you with Farmville requests believing that since you love video games, you will help her harvest her crops. Before you consider finally giving in, Rumble Entertainment has created a new social media game aimed to set a new standard for free to play Facebook and browser based multiplayer games. Their newest title is KingsRoad, a multiplayer fantasy action RPG set during the age of sword and sorcery. Will KingsRoad put a spell over social media gaming or banish it to the dark ages forever? Find out in our review!
KingsRoad, an action RPG mobile title by Rumble Entertainment, is described as a game that Apple has chosen as an Editor’s Choice title across 26 countries. It’s gotten comparisons to the Diablo series and in terms of gameplay and mechanics, you can choose from three different classes, customize your character in thousands of different ways and enjoy “console quality graphics” on your mobile device. Unfortunately for Android users, the game is only available on iOS devices for now, but if you’re lucky enough to be on an iPhone or iPad though unlucky not to have gotten far in the game, we have a couple of KingsRoad cheats, tips and tricks you can take note of the next time you play.
Rumble Entertainment are trying their luck with their newest title KingsRoad, a browser-based, and action-oriented role-playing MMO. Players take on the role of the Hero who is set to save the troubled lands of Alderstone from the evil Adamar and his hordes of mercenaries, dark knights and sorcerers.
So how does new title measure up to all the other competition?
The title of KingsRoad suggests epicness and glory, not to mention an exciting reference to everyone’s favourite page-to-screen show, Game of Thrones, although whether that is intentional is neither confirmed, nor important really. Regardless, you are greeted with a story that does indeed imply greatness, and if you like heroes, princesses and saving kingdoms, you will no doubt be pleased with this one.
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Great write-up.
You have to wonder just how far social media games will go. I mean, I was always under the impression that mini games like this and on iOS were just a fad. But I suppose if they evolve over time, there is room for them as well.
Sweet!