Dadi Kingdom

Dadi Kingdom combines ruling a realm with action RPG combat. Each morning, you judge people at court; then you leave the castle yourself to explore the lands beyond the gate and fight with your sword, shield, dodges and timed strikes. Your decisions shape the realm, while your king grows old and the dynasty’s future depends on the heir you raise.

Rule from the throne

Each morning, people come before you with excuses. You can let them go, impose a gold fine to fill the treasury or send them to the dungeon. Prisoners can then be sent on dangerous adventures or put to hard labor. The people, the Church and the mages remember your verdicts, though their consequences may take time to appear.

Explore and fight

Beyond the gate, the realm includes a misty forest full of ruins, a bandit camp, a pirate ship in the desert and a smoking volcano. In the arena, you face something much larger than you, and there are even greater dangers ahead. The crown offers no help in a fight; you rely on your shield, quick dodges and well-timed strikes.

Choose a side

The Church and the mages both want your allegiance, but you can choose only one. The Church teaches you to use a bow, while the mages teach you fire. Choosing one side permanently closes off what the other teaches, and sends your story along a different path.

Manage your realm

Gold pays for soldiers, mercenaries, walls and dragons. You can send a dragon to distant lands for a hefty sum, then learn what it brings back when it returns. Threats can strike at night: skeletons may attack the walls, or the volcano may awaken, with the costs taken from your treasury in the morning. If the treasury runs out, your reign ends.

Your king ages, so you need to father an heir before it is too late. You decide whether that heir inherits a strong realm or a heap of rubble. Your reign will end, but your dynasty can continue.

Beyond the throne

Away from ruling, you can wager gold on the knife game at the inn, compete at axe throwing or create your own king, choosing details from jawline to war paint.