What changed in Kingdom: Classic in 2018

Players will maintain progress over time as all lands are part of a greater kingdom, moving away from the roguelike experience.

Players can now enjoy the campaign in single player or local/online co-op modes.

Losing your crown does not mean starting over; players will continue as their descendant with some retained kingdom elements.

Players must venture to new islands to discover different upgrades, changing how upgrades are unlocked.

A new Japanese inspired Shogun setting has been added, enhancing the Kingdom experience.

Seasons rotate regularly, allowing players to survive through winter into spring without resetting when leaving an island.

The game features a new campaign style gameplay that allows players to continue without starting from scratch if they die.

Kingdom Two Crowns, the next full-fledged evolution of the Kingdom franchise, is now available on Steam.