Reigns: Three Kingdoms

I am all about my interaction with a game. Can you immerse me? And there's so many ways to do that.. This game achieves that by making every single choice you make matter. Drastically. From choosing factions and helping the people to starting wars and taking new land Reigns has you both on the commoners roads and in King/Queens chair. THE ONLY THING I'd just like to mentions to the creators is that a note section would be nice. I'm an aloof person and I read these names and attributes to these future characters as ways to help influence my future but i don't have a place to toggle to for note keeping. Yes... I could open another app... but I love immersion, like I said, just thought I'd mention it.

My only two issues are the difficulty when it comes to appeasing the people to much and they kill you, a difficulty setting would be nice. The other issue is a more detailed instruction of what I need to do to complete the quests I start. A suggestion would be the ability to move to different areas before being prompted.

Requires a netflix account

I played this game and many other games by Devolver like cult of the lamb and hotline Miami and I think Loop hero would be a great addition to to the Netflix mobile games roster I know loop hero got ported to mobile.

I love it and think it’s great! I’m so grateful Netflix has so many amazing games to play! It’s a stress free game and you just make guesses the best you can! I played it earlier in the day and tonight and I still haven’t died! It’s a miracle lol!

User error that I missed it in the description I guess, I didn't scroll down that far, but it should be obvious from the moment you open the app listing that it's a Netflix exclusive app even without scrolling.

China bad

i’d rather spend money to buy the game than this

A decent evolution to the reigns formula. The new combat system is pretty fun and having a map with different locations definitely increases the immersion and adds some flavor to the world. Other than that, the story is pretty incohesive - it’s like it just skips around and cuts past scenes and interactions entirely, and constantly. However there are some cool ideas thrown into the story here and there - with a few jaw-dropping plot twists sprinkled in. It’s entertaining enough, more-so than its predecessors.

Can't play without a Netflix account