UnderKingdom is a premium action game where you take the role of a reigning king of the hill. In this roguelike game, fruits are your weapons, and you must defeat various creatures trying to get a hold and overthrow you. 

UnderKingdom offers an automatic shooting playthrough with amazing 3D graphics that can instantly hook players into binge-playing it. It also boasts a simple yet appealing user interface and game animation, allowing players to navigate the game effortlessly. Another game developed by the same developer is Sanguo's Ambition 4: Three Kingdoms. 

Defend the underground kingdom 

In UnderKingdom, you are the ruler of the hill. However, the other creatures are threatening to topple you down and replace you. So, you must fight back for your position in the underground kingdom. Use a selection of upgradable fruits to shoot hordes of opponents and stop them from reaching you. You can also conjure various mages to help you out in your battle. 

Although weapons automatically shoot, you must not be complacent. You must understand your weapons and enemies to give you a better advantage, as it gives you the rationality of which fruits to upgrade and which opponents to pay attention to. This boasts five difficulties and an endless mode, lasting half an hour on average, which means you are in for a long ride. 

Aside from the offensive upgrades you can do to your character, you can also upgrade it defensively. For starters, you can quickly enhance your movement speed to get away from oncoming enemies. If your health bar is low, you can utilize your life-stealing ability and upgrade it to regenerate your health bar. The only downside to this game is it becomes tedious after some time. 

A 3D game full of action 

UnderKingdom is an action-packed 3D title that lets you play as a king who defends his kingdom from the threats of rebels. In this auto-shooting game, fruits are the guns. Defend the hill from hordes of enemies with fruit guns and ally mages and avoid getting close to them to survive. It must be noted that this gets monotonous after a while.