Kingdom: Two Crowns

This is a rare case when a single game with a possible multiple, I recommend going only with anyone. You are a king who decides to explore new lands and is advanced with meager beliefs to capture forests and fields. You move purely on the horse and other animals that you open while exploring the world, each animal has its own ability (except for a horse-initial animal), and this helps you protect your camp from creatures that crawl around the edges of the map. Their portals can be broken, but for this you need to collect the army, but for this you need to improve the settlement, but for this you need money, but for this you need to chop trees and not only, but ... well, you understand. The economy is well developed in the game, but everything breaks down by winter that cuts off your main income to you, leaves without money on..15 game days. This is the most boring time and a couple of times I even dropped the game, but then I returned back to interrogate the stage. In general, this game can be discussed for a long time, and this is still a review, not an article, so I can say that the game is worth it if you have someone to play with, and if not, it can very quickly become boring from everyday monotony: 3