Majesty－The Northern Expansion

Aoi Oni

3 years ago

On paper it sounds rad. But the limitations imposed that require paid single use currency to lift PER LEVEL on top of an already paid game is a dogshit move. If the gems ended up being something you can earn and reuse once earned id sing a different tune. But it is just a nicer cash grab instead.

Lincoln Warner

8 months ago

Microtransactions. Literal cheats that you buy with money to make the game easier. There is a building limit, and a maximum number of heroes on the map. There is no flavor text and everything seems so... cartoonish, not at all gripping and environmental like the actual game. These and other embarrassing reasons set this game apart from the Majesty of my childhood. What a shame the copyright expired just for this malefaction to exist.

Gage Keiningham

1 year ago

I've reinstalled it 3 times now but Everytime the dialog bugs out. I can't see my currency or anything. I played the original one and loved it. Was looking forward to this one but it's unplayable unless I wanna play guessing game on how much gold I have

A Google user

5 years ago

It's a time killer. What would be nice, if the troops were given ability toward grouping up, warrior with archer and mage for example, rather than the mindless walks leading only to death. The game is nothing more than keeping a steady stream of troops with strategic tower placement in town development.

Jacob Kastner

5 years ago

The game is fun for the first couple levels, until you realize that you can build all the buildings early on and after that it's just waiting and placing the occasional flag. Just play Majesty 1 or 2 and you'll have a better experience.

A Google user

5 years ago

Fantastic mobile game. It is well worth the price. But it needs to have a random map type of scenario because I beat the game too quickly and ran out of new things to do. The desktop pc original had this option.

Nicolas

2 years ago

Well it was great, but a bug on level 9 stop me from going further. I completely destroyed the map but the dragon is still stock in ice and I can't free him or attack him, neither take is treasure. It's a shame the game is great and a decent minimalist representation of the original.

Roman Makarov

4 years ago

It's good but the balance is very poor. My melee units are always much more experienced since ranged do not engage that much (even if friendly heroes are engaged within 2 steps). I would like to see ability to create parties the same way we do it in the pc version. In this case a lot of hero types bacame much more useful. Like ranges would get more engages(lvl), mages wouldn't die from a rat e.t.c. Tavern is a game changer, please introduce it.

Ben Covington

4 years ago

It's a good mobile version of a classic game! I just wish there were a few more of the hero options from the original such a s getting the temples to the sun and moon. The amount that they reduced the hero variety makes it feel almost like a gameboy variant instead of an android version. But it's still enjoyable. Still, I'd pay extra to get some of these missing heroes added back in, such as the rogue and the 2 missing temples

Robert Patrick

9 months ago

I think the only thing that could make this game more enjoyable is simply putting respawing lairs both in campaign and skirmish modes like in the PC original version of this game. If that is included then I will change my star rating to a five as this would be almost exactly like playing the PC version which would be amazing.

James Gorman

3 years ago

This Game is a lesser version of the PC classic but is still great! If you want a passive strategy game then this would be your go-to choice! Be aware there is currently no way to backup your saves so moving to a new device is starting over. There are in-app purchases which are used to purchase cheats, but those cheats annoyingly only apply for that game session so reloading or restarting turns off your chests. But I still recommend this game to anybody looking a great casual strategy!

Davion Fuxa

3 years ago

This is a stand alone expansion to the pre-existing game on the play store. Unlike the PC expansion, there isn't a lot being added here on top of the base game - rather it is just 16 more missions to play, UI improvements, and some in game fluff. It is overall better then the base game - I like how in some missions the Warrior Guild can't be built so Barbarians get some use, but the game still has the same glaring problems - minus deleting ones progress so easily, that can't be understated.

Michaela

4 years ago

I don't understand the system of unlocking levels!! The game seems to only unlock one level each time you complete a level... So you're forced to do the next level in the line, without any of the side levels opening. This means I'm suddenly stuck at the hardest level (which is crazy difficult, even when I'm playing on easy) with no other level options available. Apparently the only way to unlock those side levels is to pay more money to "buy keys to the kingdom". Am I missing something, or is this a trick to get us to pay more money??

Thor Boutelle

4 years ago

This game is actually pretty good. Tough to understand at first and certain things aren't clear either. I love the idea of this indirect control, conquest type game. Certain things I would prefer slightly more control, specifically the leveling of heroes. You will have many heroes level hugely and then get wasted by main boss and so you're stuck with level ones who in turn get wasted. If you could pour gold into characters so they at least can get better equipment starting out that could help

A Google user

6 years ago

This is a great option for playing Majesty on the go. I loved Majesty when I first played it almost 20 years ago, and I liked the sequel when I played it almost a decade ago. This mobile version is missing some features from the original game, but it's a pretty faithful representation of the game - and it's a great value. You can get the game and this expansion for under $5 - can't really complain. So many games similar to this are free to play, but just push micro-transactions to actually play the game. This is more-or-less the same game that was released in 2000, so it's completely possible to play without spending any more money after the initial purchase price. I'd like to eventually see an updated version that adds in the missing features from the original - or even update the graphics to match the original. Overall, though - I'm very happy with this game. It's fun and a good price. It definitely scratched that old Majesty itch. Maybe someday we'll get a Majesty 3 on PC...

Benjamin

2 years ago

It's great, feels like it did when I grew up playing it. BUT... 4 Temples have been removed from existence as well as the fairgrounds and most of the market type buildings (which is way more disappointing than I would've thought), campaigne is much more linear than the computer game where you could go in any direction at the start, spell casting is quite tedious. It's good and nice to go back but it's not the same beyond face value stuff. I wish I knew all that before buying

Jason M

4 years ago

The actual game screen is less than 2/3 of the device screen. And you can't zoom out. So you can only really see half a dozen of your buildings at a time. The tutorial is brutal. The "advisor" is an impatient jerk who interrupts you if he doesn't think you are moving fast enough following his vague directions. And even though at the end he says the tutorial is over, he still pops up every subsequent round.