Thronefall

Doghowl Games Ltd

About this game

Thronefall - a critically acclaimed and award winning PC game! Metacritics: 92%. Steam: Overwhelmingly Positive, 96%.

Saddle the horses! See your kingdom come to life, fight gripping battles to defend it and still be done in time for lunch.

With Thronefall we tried to strip a classic strategy game from all unnecessary complexity, combining it with a healthy amount of hack and slay. Build up your base during the day, defend it til your last breath at night.

Will you be able to strike the right balance between economy and defense? Do you need more archers, thicker walls or an additional mill? Will you keep the enemies at bay with your longbow or charge your horse right into them? It's going to be a tough night, but nothing beats seeing the sun rise above your little kingdom to live another day.

Ratings and reviews

A bit of a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, this game is a gem. I'm a harsh grader, so 4/5 is high marks. I marked it down one because picking your perks is difficult, with a clumsy interface. Other than that, I love this game. I have several hours played and have fully completed 3 maps. There are 7 or 8 maps total, and with the dozens upon dozens of hero weapons, perks, and enemy modifiers, the replayability is a cut above. I would love to see additional maps added.

absolutely love this game and the skirmishes but I'd love it even more if each map had an endless option instead of just limiting it with the one. Many times I've built up my fortress and units, and place them around strategically only to then have the game be over. In that regard, it gets boring, other than that, it's a fun time killer.

Very fun, but a bit simplistic 10$. What Thronefall does, it does well. But what it doesn't do is noticeable. The defense options are rather simple. The enemy has all of these really cool diferent units and types, you never get any of that, you get some basic units and some towers. You get "hero" units which are pretty bland too. Also the endless mode at the end of the game is limited to certain loadouts, meaning unlocking everything just to be blocked from using it in the end game.

What’s new

- minor bug fixes