Review

Sweet Kingdom is a now classic strategy building game (not TM) that goes in the Royal Envoy style with loads of things to do. 

Story goes with you helping the court astrologer Molky to gather some artifacts that will help to free the princess which was turned to stone.

The game starts easy going with simple tasks and becomes increasingly challenging on the go.

As in all these games the mechanics are the usual: gather resources, build, upgrade, trade and recover artifacts. You'll have wheat farms, mills, sawmills, market, bakery and so on, a nice array of buildings, since things as said are becoming more complicated as you play.

Also you have workers and donkeys to do the job and goblins to deal with (friendly goblins, they only wants money - like the pirates from Royal Envoy). Bonuses like speed movement or production are charged by gathering stars from upgraded buildings.

Also as usual you have a time to do the job (til the sunset) and if you manage to it will get improvements for the throne room. You are constantly tutored by Molky but you can skip if you think you got the picture.

The game is fun to play with a good variety of tasks and buildings and scenery, entertaining characters and enjoyable action. It's easy handling with the option to issue actions in advance a really good thing.

The background is well designed with very clear attractive graphics and good sounds.

A good concept, maybe would been nice some more levels and a bit more options to customize the throne room, but overall worth playing..