Hustle Castle・Medieval Kingdom
- CategoryGames
- First releasedOctober 30, 2017
- Versions2 archived
- Installable2 of 2
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- Bundle IDcom.my.hc.rpg.kingdom.simulator
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 8.0 or later.
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Report an issueBecome the lord and master of a real medieval castle! Accept new subjects, assign them to their duties, train and protect your men and women! Defy your rivals and laws of physics as you build and upgrade your fortress!
Your pudgy warriors look great in their shining armor! Nourish and train your troops, and they’ll crush the armies of Grav the Mighty Brainpan, find the shelter of the fearsome OM-NOM, put the Abyss Lord back in his place, and also burn down a couple of enemies’ castles!
All day long your scribes scratch their heads with quills, treasurers spill coins on the floor and blacksmiths drop anvils on their feet for the sake of your prosperity! Prepare true specialists, become wealthy and influential! Build a dating room and watch your subjects have children who’ll soon grow up and serve you too!
Assume command, my lord! Here are some of the opportunities you get in the game:
- Story-driven campaign. In hundreds of missions your heroes fight orcs, giants, skeletons and even dragons! Battle magic, cold steel and cunning strategy – the end justifies the means! - Castle construction. Build new rooms for your stronghold and upgrade the existing ones. You’ve got all you need to create a dream castle! Begin the construction now! - Developing the villagers. Each of your subjects can learn new skills and wear any equipment. Train great warriors and scribes… and then swap them with each other! - Multiplayer. Get medieval! Burn and plunder the castle of someone you don’t like… And you don’t like all of them, right?
Brought to you by MY.GAMES B.V. In-App purchases may include random items.
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25So yeah it actually is pretty great. I don’t pay. Ever. And so to find one that isn’t completely pay based is awesome.
Loving this game so far most definitely keeper…..
GOOD
It’s horrible I have 100,000 power over your opponent but somehow they win every time you can grind but it’s all about paying so you can win the power scale sucks I have characters doing 1895+ damage a sec but lose to someone doing 937 damage a second cause they bought items to help keep them alive or buying to max the potential like a loser it’s a bad balanced game and it’s been out for a long time
Awesome game!!
The game used to be great. Now it is nothing more than a cash grab. Most everything is hidden behind 2 pay walls, if you buy the top one, thinking you are getting access to everything on the event, think again. You have to buy both. The events become stacked on each other, which reduces what you get to play the first one. And the time to complete the events has been cut down. You better have a big bank account to play this game. And the way it matches you for battles is insane! You may get up to a high level, then get your rear end kicked by someone with puny 1/3 of your power, using 2 fighters and the rest just dwellers with no weapons or skill of any kind. .If you do decide to play, beware the complete an offer wall with their so called partnerS. YOU WONT GET WHAT YOUR OFFERED AND IT WILL COST YOU. IF YOU NEED HELP, YOU will not get it. You will spend forever submitting forms and order numbers and then they will lose it and you have to start all over again.
I enjoyed this game for about a day, but then the timers to level a unit or upgrade a section of my castle were measured in DAYS. How do you keep any players with such a rapid ramp up of wait times? Maybe if I come back in a month my tank will have gained a level - oh boy!
Huuuuge money grab. You don’t have to spend money, but it’s heavily implied in EVERYTHING you do, to the point of being obnoxious and annoying. And because of that, there’s way more to do than is necessary (except for more money making opportunities)
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