Honestly, its only real strong point is its graphics, which are quite a bit more elaborate than in many other games in the same genre. Throne: Kingdom at War is a pretty unoriginal strategy and management game that doesn't really offer anything new within the genre, but does offer a moderately fun gameplay. You can recruit more than a dozen different units, each with its own strengths and weaknesses: knights, foot soldiers, archers, pikemen, spies, and more. To participate in battles, you need soldiers – and to get them, you need barracks and money. Most importantly, you can level up your important buildings, giving you access to better improvements. As you begin earning resources and money, you can start building more types of buildings – a blacksmith's, farms, mines, and barracks. To start your town has just a few low-level buildings. Feel free to suggest a review or drop any queries in the comments box below.

And obviously one of the keys to a good empire is fighting and conquering other neighboring lands, which of course are ruled by other players. Throne kingdom at war stands head and shoulders above other competitive and. Throne: Kingdom at War is a strategy and management game where you have to build a medieval empire.

Throne kingdom at war review