Help a lazy prince restore his kingdom one merge at a time.
Kingdoms: Merge & Build is now available on Apple Arcade, Apple’s game subscription service that gives subscribers unlimited access to a curated selection of games for a single monthly price.
Kingdoms: Merge & Build is a merging game that takes players to a medieval kingdom ruled by a lazy prince that’s been destroyed by a mysterious magic. Players will need to help the prince restore the kingdom by constructing and repairing buildings and fulfilling requests for the kingdom’s citizens.
In Kingdoms: Merge & Build, players are presented with a gameplay board containing a wide variety of resources that can be used to complete story quests and fulfill citizens’ requests. When two matching items are on the board, players can drag one item on top of the other to merge them together and create a better item. Players will need to continue merging items until they’ve created the correct resource(s) to fulfill their current requests and/or complete their current story-related quests.
As players make their way through Kingdoms: Merge & Build, they’ll unlock a wider variety of items that can be merged. With so many different items to merge, it’s possible for the gameplay board to fill up with resources, but players can free up space on the board by storing a limited number of items in a backpack.
Since Kingdoms: Merge & Build is an Apple Arcade game, it doesn’t contain advertisements or in-game purchases. This means players won’t be able to spend real money while playing the game.
Kingdoms: Merge & Build is now available on Apple Arcade for iOS, Mac, and Apple TV devices. The game has an age rating of 9+. While Kingdoms: Merge & Build is a family-friendly game, parents should know the game’s story contains lots of sarcasm and players are allowed to build a tavern.
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Brandy Berthelson has been writing about video games and technology since 2006, with her work appearing on sites including AOL Games, Digital Spy, and Adweek. When she’s not gaming, Brandy enjoys crafting, baking, and traveling with her husband.
