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Townsmen - A Kingdom Rebuilt

HandyGames · Feb 26, 2019

PC · PS4 · Xbox One · Switch · Android · iOS

Everyone10+

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Townsmen – A Kingdom Rebuilt hands the crown to you: Guide your people from their first steps in a small village to a massive medieval metropolis with thousands of inhabitants.

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PC

Critic 6.4 (4 critics) · Gamer 7.4

PlayStation 4

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 7.6

Xbox One

Critic 6.5 (4 critics) · No ratings yet

Nintendo Switch

No critic reviews yet · No ratings yet

Android

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 6.4

iOS

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 6.5

Critic reviews

  • Xbox Tavern

    Jamie Baldock · Mar 09, 2020

    6.6
    All in all Townsmen – A Kingdom Rebuilt is a solid playing and nice looking medieval building sim which is fun to play, without feeling too overburdened with menus and otherwise awkward setups. It can get a little taxing at points, but this little hiccups rarely put a downer on things for too long.
  • Cubed3

    Josh Di Falco · Dec 17, 2020

    6.0
    Townsmen: A Kingdom Rebuilt is a fine experience to check out for those who wish to dabble in the fun and thoughtful process of setting up supply lines. While completing and overseeing a thriving supply line is quite a fulfilling process, and resource production becomes an automatic system, this is all that this seems to have going for it.
  • TheXboxHub

    Richard Dobson · Mar 04, 2020

    7.0
    Townsmen – A Kingdom Rebuilt on the Xbox One looks like a simple city builder with its cutesy and warming art style. But there can be a lot of depth also, especially if you go looking for it. On scenarios with harder difficulties it is essential you build the Forester’s hut to build the Sawmill to build the Carpenter’s Shop etc.
  • Cubed3

    Eric Ace · Apr 02, 2019

    6.0
    At its root, this city builder is thematically and structurally solid. The only issues with it is that the growth of a city is a very linear and repetitive process that only a few romps through the scenarios and a player will have easily seen almost all there is to see. Those plays will have been fun, but there is little longevity in here at all. While building a city a few times is fun, it is so similar every time it quickly loses its charm.
  • God is a Geek

    Chris Hyde · Feb 28, 2019

    7.0
    Townsmen: A Kingdom Rebuilt kind of sounds like a contradiction in terms. Its name implies an enhancement, an evolution, at least progression on what has gone before, and aside from sheer content, there’s nothing here to validate that claim. It’s an old-fashion resource management game with a relatively fresh lick of paint that functions perfectly well. It won’t be the title that brings in newcomers to the genre, but because of its accessibility and familiar gameplay, it could very well suck in those who enjoy such titles for hours on end, and those people will enjoy their time immensely, as is their vice.
  • PlayStation Universe

    Eric Hauter · Feb 27, 2020

    5.5
    Townsmen – A Kingdom Rebuilt is a familiar-feeling town management sim, with some mobile mechanics that hover very close beneath the surface. This game will feel instantly familiar to fans of the genre, with few surprises or innovations. There is some fun to be had for patient players willing to wait for timers to run their course, but the price point is prohibitive. If you are interested in Townsmen, I would advise waiting for a sale.

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