Oh, and dancing or otherwise Emoting, and tossing Keflings around - but that’s beside the point. Your real goal as a giant protector is to carry materials mined by Keflings to be processed or used to build, and building items on the world map. Either player in co-op can initiate or complete these quests, making everyone feel involved and important to the Kefling well-being. Those items often grant upgrades for your character, or other side quest capabilities along the way.
Objectives like finding items or kicking Keflings will grant you certain bonus items from various important Keflings (the King, a Witch, a Chieftan). Different materials are made into different items for your world, and items are combined on a grid formation to create various buildings.Īs well as building you will be asked to complete several tasks similar to any adventure game. For instance, Ice blocks can be converted into ice sculptures, wood logs into planks of wood, and crystals into gems. The screen flashes an error stating that a particular Kefling can’t be moved, stopping the game (for both players) to tell you every time.Īlong with the materials you assign Keflings to mine from the world map, you will also do quite a bit of building and converting of said materials. You can pick up most Keflings, but it becomes irritating if you can’t pick one up. Drop a Kefling on a tree and they will mine wood until you give them another task for example. Keflings can be ordered to do many tasks by picking them up and dropping them on an objective. And finally the Desert Kingdom with desert, uh - things around. The Magical Kingdom complete with illiterate King, spoiled princess, and a strange witch. There are 3: The Snowy North where the Kefkimos roam. The basics you might expect are all present: wood, stone, ice - well alright, some of the “basics” depend on which Kefling region you’re in.
With a world building strategy game, you have to manage materials. You are kindly asked by the little Keflings to build their world one kingdom at a time. You are a large inhabitant that is nothing like a Kefling (in fact, you play as your Xbox avatar). Here’s what I saw.Ī World of Keflings is a tough concept to grasp without getting your hands on it, but very basically it’s a strategy, world building, adventure and simulation game with Keflings.
This world also has some pretty spiffy co-op to try out, which I did. It’s a world, and it’s full of different Keflings. They call it “ A World Of Keflings.” Shocking I know, but it encompasses the idea perfectly. It would seem A Kingdom for Keflings has expanded in recent months to include an entire Kefling WORLD.
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