As previously discussed in part 1 of the Bread Kittens beginner’s guide, that little meter at the bottom of the screen – the one that shows up when you battle – determines how many stars you will get for a particular stage. It also determines how fast the super attack meter will charge, though. That’s […Read More]
Usually, games that are based off of strange internet memes don’t really do very well, but Bread Kittens, which is ENTIRELY based off of goody 4chanesque caturday memes, is a pretty friggin’ good game. Picture a game sort of like Monster Galaxy, but with nothing but cats, and you have the right idea. You catch […Read More]
Xyrality’s third game series is much like its last two (Lords & Knights and Crazy Tribes) in that you have three different forms of “premium currency” to collect, all of which have important uses in the game. Bronze is needed in order to spy on other enemy villages – without enough bronze, the spy mission […Read More]
All you cat lovers out there who enjoy ridiculous cat memes are WRONG if you aren’t playing Bread Kittens. Even outside of the pervasive meme references, it’s a very fun RPG in its own right. Imagine Pokémon with cats, and to power them up, you equip them with bread. To bake that bread you need […Read More]
In the last portion of the guide we discussed how to defend your castle from attacking troops. In this portion of the guide, we’ll show you how to become the aggressor and how to dominate your opponents. To nobody’s surprise, most of the strategies that work for training your troops to defend your castle, also […Read More]
Attacking other castles and defending your own castle are the crux of the game in Lords & Knights, and there is a lot of strategy to it which usually takes awhile to get. Hopefully, with this guide, it’ll be much easier to understand, and you’ll be able to figure out some attack and defense strategies […Read More]
Continuing on from part 2 of the beginner’s guide to Lords & Knights, copper, gold, and silver are three precious resources that all have different uses. Copper, as previously stated, is necessary in order to make your spy missions successful, or else you won’t get any information. Silver is required for the purposes of taking […Read More]
In part 1 of the Lords and Knight’s beginner’s walkthrough, we told you that you could train soldiers in the arsenal. Spearmen, of course, come first, but the key to unlocking the stronger and more advanced troops is in your library. Start doing all of the research which pertains to unlocking new soldiers, and upgrade […Read More]
Welcome to the second part of the Lords and Knights resource guide. The first part of the guide covered the basics, but this part contains the meat that will REALLY get you set up. When invading other kingdoms, take handcarts, ox carts, AND a large enough number of troops, so that you can actually steal […Read More]
Previously, we talked about how to get more food, wood, ore and stone in Lords & Knights, but those aren’t the only resources in the game; not by a long shot. Copper, silver, and gold, are three others, and while they do have uses that might be less obvious to the beginning player, they’ll be […Read More]
