Kingdom So

A 2D virtual gaming world with a Web3 economy.

Build a kingdom, Farm, Gather, Cook, Craft & Trade.

Gus will give you your first quests to start you on your farming adventure
In the beginning, you have five hearts; these represent your energy. Your heart pool increases as you level up.
Each action costs energy to complete.
Once your energy is depleted, you must either wait for it to refill or eat food.
You’ll see a selection of different players' tiles around the map.
On these tiles, you can collect a range of plants, vegetables, and flowers
You will also see a fire icon, and you can use the fire to cook food
If you use someone else's fire, they get some of the food you cook

You also have gold, which is used for trading.
Players will have a trade “Dropbox” where they can buy and sell produce
Gus is only one of many quest-givers. Each time you complete a quest, you get a reward and some XP.
As you level, you unlock more aspects of the game, such as being able to chop trees.
To start your farm, you need land. You get one for “free,” but after that, you need to use gold to buy more.
The gold can be purchased with ETH or earned in-game by selling to other players.
On your home tile, you can create farmland and add cosmetics and workbenches.

I was lucky to be given some gold initially; otherwise, progress would have been much slower.
Not having multiple land plots can limit what you can achieve in-game
As only specific plots allow public lumberjacking, it can be difficult to complete quests
Buying gold and land is pretty pricey
It is hard to know what the critical objective is
The graphics are cute and engaging
Seeing your farm and plants grow is satisfying

It is more of a casual engagement than anything sweaty
Quests are varied but focus mainly on fetch quests
The community events are an excellent way to bring everyone together
I played it often until I got busy and forgot for a day or 2, making it hard to get back into the flow.

Farming is satisfying
Community events are enjoyable
Leveling can be slow
Limited time demand
It is a bit pricey for expansion
I liked the art style
Overall, I would recommend it, but only to those who already enjoy farming games