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- every character has a responsability- The King gives orders on what to build- citizens of the town create what the King asks for- The King can form relationships with characters- each character has its own life to followJobs:- Low grade soldier - not very strong, but will fight to the bitter end- carpenter - constructs roads and buildings, works great with other carpenters- peasant - good at digging holes, exploring caves and excavating material- hunter - good at long-range attacks, and can work with short-range characters, as wellKingdoms:- Arupoco Kingdom - your kingdom- Sefushigi Kingdom - ruled by King Doburohku, a drunk. The land is cluttered with empty alcohol bottles, and other refuseCharacters- “Good” King Doburohku - he wants to be happy, and spread happiness- Princess Booke - she *loves* analysis and science, daughter of the King Doburohku.- Liam - big in stature, but gentle. He can be a bit crass sometimes. cabinet minister that handles all kind of cases.- Verde - a pretty, cheerful girl. cabinet minister that handles administration.
1UP: Are there any plans to continue Corobo's story after he unifies all of the surrounding nations? Do you plan to continue this as a new series, like the Harvest Moon games? And if so, do you see future titles being on Wii?YW: Little King's Story has been in development for a long time, and within that time we've added and deleted a lot of ideas to make it the game we have today. I would love to continue the concept and make it into a series, but to be able to do that I need the people of the world to purchase and enjoy this game first to ensure there's interest out there.
Little King?s Story has an art style that is very ?story-book? in look and a magical fairy tale quality that will intrigue and delight gamers. The storyline, visual look, and lyrical music of Little King?s Story, work in concert to transport players to an interactive, enchanting, fairy tale world. By combining gameplay elements from life-simulation, real-time strategy, and adventure genres, the many aspects of creating a vast kingdom come to life! As King, players will manage and involve their townspeople in the goals of creating this new territory; enlisting them to dig for treasure, build new buildings and otherwise better their community. Of course, leadership is a two-way street, so as King, players will try to conquer rival nations to create a single unified kingdom, while also granting the requests of townspeople at whim. The game transforms the Wii Remote? to a royal scepter and offers players the chance to be the best king in the world! Little King?s Story Wii is scheduled for release winter 2008. The game will be published in Europe by Rising Star Games*, a subsidiary of Marvelous Entertainment.
February 19th 2009 - Rising Star Games today confirms the release date of April 24th 2009 for the highly anticipated strategy RPG Little King?s Story. In a move rarely seen for a new Japanese IP, the title will be released in PAL territories first, emphasising the growing importance of the European market. Little King?s Story is a unique collaboration between the games industry?s most prodigious talents. Boasting a team of legendary designers ? whose portfolios include a range of highly-acclaimed and much-loved titles such as Harvest Moon, No More Heroes, Final Fantasy XII and Super Mario PRG ? Little King?s Story is a funny, charming and surprisingly deep PRG, designed to appeal to both casual and core gamers alike. ?With such a legendary team of designers behind it, Little King?s Story promises to be one of the games of the year,? says Yen Hau, product marketing assistant, Rising Star Games. ?Our focus is on bringing the very best Japanese games to Europe ? and we?ve worked incredibly hard to ensure that our gamers will be able to play this ground-breaking collaborative title ahead of its native release. Mark 24th April down in your diaries now ? and cross out the following few weeks: Little King?s Story will be the game to play this spring.? With an art style that is very ?story-book? in look and with a magical fairy tale quality, this ground-breaking collaboration of creative talent has created a game that will intrigue and delight gamers of both casual and core groups. By combining gameplay elements from life-simulation, real-time strategy and adventure genres, the many aspects of creating a vast kingdom come to life. As the King, players will manage and involve their townspeople in the goals of creating this new territory; enlisting them to dig for treasure, build new buildings and otherwise better their community. Little King?s Story will be available throughout all PAL territories from April 24th 2009.GamesPress
There are still a few question marks that remain, but from what we've seen so far, Little King's Story has the depth and considered design to really make it stand out from the glut of generic releases on the horizon. The presentation, which we haven't really touched on here, speaks for itself; stylised super-deformed characters, illustrated cutscenes and classical music pulled from sources like Carmen and the great composers. It's a quality production so far and we can't wait to see how all these elements come together.
Little King?s Story is as rich as it is long, and it?s a very lengthy game indeed. Its central mechanic is unique, its world unlike any other, and its completion a Herculean task. It?s a game of rare quality, and exactly what the Wii deserves. It?s a true original.
With both its addictive, rewarding gameplay and the wealth of imagination that?s been poured into the presentation, it?s incredibly difficult to stop playing Little King?s Story. In fact, you?re lucky that we even got around to writing this review at all. Some might say that?s a bad thing, but consider this: why wouldn?t you want all of your spare time consumed by an achingly cute RTS that?s as well made and as funny as Pikmin?
For a game that bears gameplay similarities to some proud forebears , Little King's Story is shockingly original in execution. There really isn't another RPG out there quite like it ? and in an increasingly stale strategy-RPG market, this is a game that renews the category for us. It's compelling and complex, deep and rewarding, surprising and above all entertaining. There are few other games on the Wii that can really share that much praise in a single sentence, so that's an achievement unto itself. It does have drawbacks ? for all the polish, Little King's Story still has occasional gameplay quirks and shortcomings. But my god man ? this is fine gaming. Ignore the box art , look past the cutesy presentation ? Little King's Story is an enormous tale wholeheartedly worth exploring.
