Kingdom Builders is a strategy video game for PC made by the developer, ebb & flow games. It is a title that features a unique mix of action RPG elements, as well as city-building mechanics. It features a cartoonish 3D art style and a vast open world to explore.

Kingdom Builders shares a similar atmosphere to Dorfromantik, but it adds more fast-paced moments and action to its gameplay as Torchlight II does. The game is still in its early stages of development, but it's available right now in Early Access for players who are interested in checking it out.

What is Kingdom Builders about?

Kingdom Builders is a unique game that incorporates elements of a city builder game with classic fast-paced action RPG combat. The game will let you go on various adventures to discover new locations, battle enemies, and find treasure — all while slowly acquiring resources and items that you’ll need to build your own kingdom and help it flourish. The game boasts a relaxed gameplay, with no time limits or micro-managing..

You won't be alone playing. Throughout the course of the game, you will be accompanied by smart companions that will help you with your various tasks, whether it be battling enemies or scavenging for resources. They will basically mimic your character's actions, such as attacking, building, or what have you.

As mentioned earlier, Kingdom Builders is still in the early stages so expect plenty of changes to come while it's still in Early Access. The developers did assure players that more content updates are coming and bugs are being fixed and addressed as soon as possible. Players can also take part in the game's development by providing crucial feedback and suggestions to the devs.

A promising game with unique gameplay

What Kingdom Builders is trying to do is rather fresh and unique, and is something that not a lot of other games have tried to do yet. It aims to incorporate the fun and engaging combat of action RPGs, and mixes them with the strategic and methodical gameplay of a city builder. This is worth checking out and keeping an eye out for future development.