Kingdom Eighties

Kingdom Eighties is a standalone expansion to the award-winning Kingdom series - a singleplayer adventure of micro-strategy and base building, inspired by the neon lights of the eighties.

You take on the role of The Leader, a young camp counselor tasked with defending their town and family from the relentless attacks of the mysterious Greed. Uncover the secrets behind these monsters' pursuit of the Crown of Creation, your family's legacy.

Recruit neighborhood kids, assigning them as soldiers or builders. Utilize coins to construct and expand your kingdom, fortifying it with walls and defensive turrets in preparation for the merciless nighttime assaults by the Greed. Losing your crown spells doom for everything!

Every installment in the Kingdom series harbors secrets waiting to be discovered. Delve into the surroundings to unveil mounts, acquire technological upgrades and weapons, and master resource management to ensure survival.

A KINGDOM GAME FOR VETERANS AND NEWCOMERS

Expanding on the familiar mechanics of prior Kingdom games, Kingdom Eighties delves deep into the series' lore and world-building. Newcomers will find themselves seamlessly guided through the gameplay mechanics via engaging story elements.

MEET YOUR COMPANIONS

Throughout your journey, you will encounter three supporting characters: The Champ, The Tinkerer, and The Wiz. Each possesses unique abilities that can be combined to overcome puzzles and unlock solutions at each level.

HIT THE STREETS IN STYLE

The adventure extends beyond the summer camp! Traverse various unseen locations within the Kingdom series. Discover new modes of transportation at the skateboard park, peruse Main Street's array of shops, and liberate the New Lands Mall from the clutches of the Greed.

PIXEL ART MEETS SYNTH

Kingdom's iconic handcrafted art style returns with an added neon flair reminiscent of eighties aesthetics. Immerse yourself in the synthwave OST created by Andreas Hald while reminiscing about carefree days of biking and summer camps when anything felt possible.