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Rebuild your kingdom and explore a vibrant fantasy world in this roguelite city builder. Defeat hordes of monsters with a unique team of defenders as you harvest, build, mine, cook, brew, and grow. But if your defenses should fail, be prepared to watch it all burn!

Super Fantasy Kingdom is a strategy, roguelike and roguelite game developed by Super Fantasy Games and published by Hooded Horse.
Released on October 24th 2025 is available only on Windows in 18 languages: English, German, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, French, Czech, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian, Portuguese - Portugal and Spanish - Latin America.

It has received 5,507 reviews of which 4,817 were positive and 690 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.5 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 6.27€ on Gamivo.

The Steam community has classified Super Fantasy Kingdom into these genres:

Strategy Roguelike Roguelite Medieval 2D Fantasy Card Game Deckbuilding Roguelike Deckbuilder Turn-Based Combat Card Battler Dungeon Crawler Difficult Singleplayer Casual Indie Replay Value Procedural Generation Turn-Based Early Access

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System requirements

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows® 10 (64-bit)
Processor: Intel® Core™ i3-530 (dual-core) / AMD® Athlon™ II X2 270 (dual-core)
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® 8600 GT (512 MB) / AMD® Radeon™ HD 6450 (512 MB)
DirectX: Version 10
Storage: 1 GB available space

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March 2026

This is poorly described in the tags and promos so here goes: a Rogue-Village, auto-battling, clever resource manager. There's no bullet-hell action (wtf PC Gamer?) there's no deck of cards... at all. Even more of a tower-defense than dungeon crawler for pete's sake. What it is is quite an original and quirky, addictive brain-burner that rewards opportunism and replay. Actually... because of the human and undead versions... it's effectively TWO of those things. It's as if '9 Kings' had a baby with 'Loop Hero' and then it got elected baby mayor of Hell.

Nov. 2025

This game exposes a small flaw in the Steam review system in that I really like the game, but struggle to recommend it to anyone but the right person. I don't generally recommend it, but it scratches a certain itch. Other reviews are not wrong about glacial incremental progress. The dev has asked in a comment on a negative review what's grindy exactly and I'd like to directly address them while keeping this a review: you are numerically and strictly gated on progress. While this game absolutely has skill involved, a large, large portion of it involves you not being able to progress past a certain point. Worse, most major progression is built around how far you get. The thing is, this game isn't some more story-heavy roguelite where winning on the first run would skip a bunch of scripted story. It's a game where player progression is gated around it. The central progression mechanic in this game is "glory". Glory is directly how many enemies you kill. Glory is score, but also doubles as building new "roads". The thing is: roads are how you find new heroes, new meta-progression quests, new abilities to purchase upgrades for future runs, and, most importantly, new building slots. That last one is the thing that feels grindy, and the reason you're mathematically unable to win early on. You start off with only a couple building slots, which means you can't make full production chains, which gates your progression. Both factions have two complex progression paths - food and some sort of upgrade material; there's also a few standalone advanced buildings like the siege weapon facilities. The problem is early midgame one of these ends up being a trap because the production chain, while it snowballs your heroes, takes up too many slots and leaves you too far behind on everything else. This leads to a weird scenario where the game almost becomes a puzzle game more than an RTS: at this level of strength, what's the one way I can eke out the most progression? This isn't bad, but it is grindy in the sense that you have to do a full run knowing you have basically one (maybe one and a half) limited choice in your base setup. Once you have a lot of building slots, it opens up more, but at the cost that the glory goals become more stringent and you have to do a lot to manipulate the number of enemies you get through various means. I think this is where the game shines, and it's a shame it takes probably 6-7 hours on a single faction to get there. The rate you unlock building slots should probably speed up. Other than that, this game does have some interesting micro-decisions! Do I prioritize a little food so my heroes level faster? I'm struggling, do I shore up my economy to try and rush progression, or do I upgrade this hero right now knowing that'll take a couple days of resource investment? Do I go for glory, or some upgrades that increase the drop rate of another meta-progression currency? The quests are something I've largely ignored but are also interesting. A lot of them ask you to basically ruin your run and basically try to survive with a jank build just long enough to meet the criteria. Once you have the building slots (and passive early game income from some unlocks), it's fun to try and go for some of them. I think if I could ask the developer to do anything, it'd be to add alternative means of base expansion - perhaps the ability to temporarily build roads with a production resource, but glory permanently unlocks them from the start? I don't think the game needs to be balanced to let you win on the first run, but I think it does need to give the player a sense of agency and the feeling that they're not losing because they're hard capped. Overall, this game is pretty good, but also I think appeals to a highly specific type of person. This is a game that has the progression rate of an idle game but requires active attention at all times. In a way, this game reminds me of a pay-to-progress mobile game, but without the cash shop.

Nov. 2025

Let's be clear this game's progression moves at the speed of a tectonic plate. You don't "level up" so much as you "incrementally ooze" toward the next stat point. It's 3 AM. My eyes feel like two dry grapes. But my brain, that traitorous lump of dopamine-starved jelly, is chanting: "One More Run" because every tiny, incremental win feels amazing. But here’s the real kicker. I was 17 hours in. I had my builds figured out. I was a seasoned, hardened veteran of the grind. I leaned back, satisfied, thinking, "I've finally beaten it."And that's when I clicked a menu icon I'd somehow ignored. It wasn't a new skill tree. It wasn't a challenge mode. It was an entire, new separate campaign.

Oct. 2025

This is not a city builder! It's a tower defence game with resource management. It has an interesting angle on the genre and a motivating progression. But if you want a rogue-lite settlement builder go play Against the Storm which is a masterpiece in that area.

Oct. 2025

This game is as good as it was during the demo. Albeit a LONG wait between demo and now, it was worth it. Priced right, easy to play...can't wait until after work so that I can play more. A very chillaxing game, with minor strategy that won't break your brain...but still challenge you. If you're looking for that game you always feel progression, this is it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Super Fantasy Kingdom is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.

Super Fantasy Kingdom is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.99€ on Steam.

Super Fantasy Kingdom received 4,817 positive votes out of a total of 5,507 achieving a rating of 8.47.

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Super Fantasy Kingdom was developed by Super Fantasy Games and published by Hooded Horse.

Super Fantasy Kingdom is playable and fully supported on Windows.

Super Fantasy Kingdom is not playable on MacOS.

Super Fantasy Kingdom is not playable on Linux.

Super Fantasy Kingdom is a single-player game.

Super Fantasy Kingdom does not currently offer any DLC.

Super Fantasy Kingdom is fully integrated with Steam Workshop. Visit Steam Workshop.

Super Fantasy Kingdom does not support Steam Remote Play.

Super Fantasy Kingdom is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.

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