As the name signifies, you now help Keflings over a variety of locales, but you actually spend the vast majority of your time with the forest kingdom. We’ve now gotten a sequel and, well, things are largely the same. Your progress was rewarded by hearts which could be used to increase your kingdom’s Kefling population, blueprints for new buildings, and upgrades that made your giant more efficient at his tasks. In order to work more efficiently you could pick up Keflings (the tiny people) and tell them to mine resources and take them somewhere, carry items from point to point, etc. Wood became planks, planks became carved wood, etc. The structures would increase in complexity as the game went on, requiring a larger number of parts which in turn required more sophisticated items.
AKfK was a game where you play as a giant (probably your Xbox avatar) that helps a civilization gather resources, process them, and build a kingdom. For those that don’t know, A World of Keflings is a sequel to the previously released Xbox Live Arcade title A Kingdom for Keflings. It makes for one hell of an addictive time sink. I burned through the majority of A World of Keflings in a six hour marathon where I simply couldn’t put the game down. The same review, but with formatting, pictures, etc. An easy buy, especially if the price comes down, but even at the current price, it's lots of fun. Even then, you may find yourself playing it again, either by yourself or with a friend. In all, this is a delightful game with easy achievements that will only take a few hours to finish. Use the blueprints you have to put these pieces together and build your kingdom.Īlso, don't like where your buildings are in relation to each other? No problem! Just push them around! Basically the game boils down to: get Keflings to harvest, build structures to refine them and craft pieces of structures. Resources are endless, and the speed at which you progress is limited only by how fast your Keflings move and how many of them you have in the kingdom. The game is, at its core, a real time strategy game, with little drawbacks. If you didn't like the first, don't bother. If you liked the first game, you'll love the second. Your goal is to help the Keflings by building large structures to convert raw materials into refined goods, enabling you to build structures and advance through the plot (which is only really there to let you build new structures). A World of Keflings is a sweet family game (not necessarily just for kids) in which your avatar arrives in a Lilliput-like world populated by little people.
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