Welcome to part 3 of the Kingdoms & Lords beginner’s guide. Click here to find more friends to add in the game. You can do 5 actions per day at each person’s kingdom that you visit, and each action that you do earns you one experience point, without using any of your actual energy to […Read More]
Welcome to the beginner’s guide to Kingdoms & Lords for the iPhone and the iPod Touch! This game brings a mix of construction management and old-school RPG that will be familiar to, and loved by, those who are familiar with games such as Rule The Kingdom, as well as any city builder or RPG. With […Read More]
In Kingdoms & Lords, various types of supplies and goods are used for many things. You can put wood, metal and textiles to use for many things, from building new buildings to training new fighters for your army. You can even use them to upgrade your units, causing your troops to grow stronger and helping […Read More]
Welcome to part 2 of the tips and tricks guide to Kingdoms & Lords for the iPhone. Kingdoms and Lords add me page for more friends’ kingdoms to add. To get more resources faster, though, simply build more resource facilites, such as sawmills, mines and textile workshops, and set them all to work at once. […Read More]
In Kingdoms & Lords for the iPhone and iPod touch, coins and experience points are both of primary importance. Coins are the main currency in the game, and predictably, they are used to buy just about everything that you need in order to advance forward in the game. Experience points are what you use to […Read More]
Kingdoms & Lords is a new hybrid city builder and role playing game for the iPhone and the iPod touch, as well as the iPad. In this game a bunch of kingdoms are at war, Game of Thrones style, and you are just a small kingdom owner trying to get along in life, but you […Read More]
In Kingdoms & Lords by Gameloft SA, makers of such hits as the Men in Black 3 game and Ice Age Village, diamonds are the premium currency. They are very difficult to come by, unless you want to spend your own real life money at the App store and buy your own diamonds, but who […Read More]
