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King's Bounty: Crossworlds GOTY
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The renowned knight and Defender of the Crown, Bill Gilbert, leaves the realm in search of new adventures after saving the world of Endoria from the demon Baal and his hordes. The only problem with demons is that they don't tend to stay dead. Baal has made his return, vowing even more cruelty upon the besieged realm. The kingdom is need of its fabled hero! Princess Amelie decides to do what's best for her people and goes to search for Bill Gilbert to help stop Baal once again. Her first step is through a portal to another world, what happens next is up to you.
King's Bounty: Crossworlds Game of the Year Edition draws you into the role of Princess Amelie, who was but a child in King's Bounty: The Legend. You'll take part in tactical, turn-based battles, complete quests for experience and gold. Assisting you in your noble endeavor will be your pet Dragon, a royal gift, who will lend his aid to you in battle. Take the reigns of your magical Pegasus and find the Defender of the Crown!
King's Bounty: Crossworlds Game of the Year Edition draws you into the role of Princess Amelie, who was but a child in King's Bounty: The Legend. You'll take part in tactical, turn-based battles, complete quests for experience and gold. Assisting you in your noble endeavor will be your pet Dragon, a royal gift, who will lend his aid to you in battle. Take the reigns of your magical Pegasus and find the Defender of the Crown!
- King's Bounty: Crossworlds GOTY includes King's Bounty: Armored Princess and two mini-campaigns: Champion of the Arena, where you'll fight bosses in a gladiatorial tournament and Defender of the Crown which features battles in unique tactical arenas with a random selection of enemies and allies.
- King's Bounty: Armored Princess features its own expansion - Orcs on the March, featuring new units, spells, and quests.
- An editor for King's Bounty: Armored Princess is also included for you to make your own mods and share them with your friends!
© 2010 Fulqrum Publishing Ltd. Developed by Katauri Interactive. All rights reserved. The Engine. Copyright © 2002-2010 Skyfallen Entertainment Uses Bink video Copyright © 1997-2010 by RAD Game Tools, Inc. Bink video playback technology used under license.
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23.5 hMain
62.5 h Main + Sides
74.5 h Completionist
60 h All Styles
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Posted on: October 19, 2024
tuchajbejasyn
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Posted on: January 17, 2024
TarynV
Verified ownerGames: 453 Reviews: 4
It's a Just One Viable "strategy" game
I really wanted to like this. The game is simplistic, yet strangely addictive, and I spent many hours trying to enjoy it. But in the end, there are too many ways to fatally gimp a run, and too few choices that actually work. The economy is beyond tight, there are no "respec" options. I can only conclude the devs actively made design choices to cut off all but a single (undocumented) style of play. For example, the game offers you a wide (semi-randomized) choice of interesting troops. But very limited garrison space, Did you experiment with troops that aren't cutting it? Dismiss those guys (and throw more overly scarce gold away. Or reload a prior save and replay more of the game yet again. Also, a zero-troop-loss policy from the very start is pretty much mandatory, or your character's chance of progressing beyond the first few islands is nil. If you don't research it first, you're apt to lose a fair few hours to that discovery alone. But ok, one more restart later I was having fun tackling a no-loss run. And that worked great until, with only harder enemies left gating access to lands beyond, my troops weren't cutting it on the healing/resurrection front anymore. But never fear! I may not have had any Paladins (better healers, but troops you can get are apparently randomized for each run), but I did find a scroll of Sacrifice. Expensive to cast, and would take careful timing, but if I could pull off a Summons (summoned troop casualties don't count as losses), followed by a Sacrifice, that would recoup the extra casualties. Except it turns out you can't Sacrifice summoned troops, not even troops summoned by other Sacrificable troops (as opposed to your spells). There's no logic to it. It's just another (undocumented) way the devs chose not to let me play. I'm done wasting my time here. But if a meta-game of, "Guess the devs minds, and play their way, or else! (meaning it's reload/restart/try again time)" is your thing, have at it, I guess?
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Posted on: August 29, 2025
Gunblade0
Verified ownerGames: 69 Reviews: 8
An unbalanced mess
The game world is divided in several islands, each with stonger enemies. After a well paced first island that acts as tutorial and a decently paced half of the 2nd island you run into a stone wall of attrition where enemy armies are impossible to defeat unless you fight, sacrifice your entire army, go build a new army and fight the now reduced numbers of the enemy in a second or even third battle. There is option to retreat but if you do without losing the fight, you lose your army without inflicting enough damage for the 2nd round to be easier, so you need to relly on RNG that you will fight to the last man and survive to come back. And that gets worse as the enemies get stronger.
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Posted on: February 3, 2014
cheyney
Verified ownerGames: 296 Reviews: 10
One of my favorite games ever.
If you like turn based, grid based games you'll love this game. This is one of the best ever.
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