Welcome to the wonderous world of ’Kingdom Eighties’ - a dazzling addition to the beloved Kingdom series. This game will take you on an exciting journey of strategy and base building, all infused with the iconic neon aesthetics of the 1980s. Get ready to feel the wind in your hair, the glow of neon lights, and the sudden urge to solve a Rubik’s Cube - this is the Kingdom Eighties experience! MICRO-STRATEGY AT ITS BEST As you delve into the heart of the game, you will play as ’The Leader’ - a spirited camp counselor. Your mission? Protect your town and family from the ominous Greed, a mysterious force determined to steal the treasured Crown of Creation. The reasons for their greed are still unclear, but one thing is certain - you must recruit neighborhood kids, assign them roles as builders or soldiers (child labor laws were not as strict in the eighties), and use your coins to expand your kingdom. But beware, when night falls, the Greed will come knocking. Lose the crown and it’s game over! DIVE INTO THE LORE For fans of the Kingdom series, ’Kingdom Eighties’ adds depth to the storyline and a better understanding of the lore. But fear not, new players - the story unfolds seamlessly as you explore the gameplay mechanics. Whether you’re a veteran of the series or new to the neon world, there’s something here for everyone. MEET, GREET, AND DEFEAT As you progress through the game, you will meet a trio of friends - The Champ, The Tinkerer, and The Wiz (not to be confused with your aunt’s cat). Each companion has their own unique abilities that you can use to solve puzzles and navigate through levels. Think of them as the three musketeers of the eighties - but with more neon and less French. EXPLORE, DISCOVER, REPEAT While summer camp may be the starting point, this game offers much more than campfires and scary stories. Skate through parks, browse the shops on Main Street, and liberate the New Lands Mall from the Greed. Each location has its own secrets waiting to be uncovered, proving that the eighties were more expansive than we thought. A VISUAL AND AUDITORY TREAT With its pixel art style, this game perfectly captures the nostalgia of the 1980s while also offering a fresh and modern feel. The handcrafted design, complete with neon accents, is a feast for the eyes. And the sound is not to be forgotten - Andreas Hald’s synthwave soundtrack will transport you back to those carefree days of big hair and endless adventures.