For The King 2 is the upcoming sequel focused on the story of tyrannical Queen Rosomon, set on decimating the land in the aftermath of King Bronner’s death. As a turn-based strategy game, For The King 2 features roguelike elements which you can play either solo or with a team of up to four players.
So, read on for more information on For The King 2, covering the game’s full release date and everything we know so far about the game.
Is there a For The King 2 release date?
Yes, it’s been confirmed that For The King 2 will be released on November 2, 2023.
For The King 2 announcement trailer
You can watch the For the King 2 announcement trailer above, which features a little bit of backstory as well as a brief look at some of the gameplay elements in its 1-minute runtime.
In it, you’ll learn that the land of Fahrul has been cast into darkness, and get a glimpse at the strategy-based gameplay that’ll be present in For The King 2, showing off all manner of different combat styles, from raining arrows to magical spells.
What platforms will For The King 2 be on?
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At the time of writing, For The King 2 has only been confirmed to get a Steam release.
Other platforms have not been announced, but the previous title saw an original release on Steam followed afterwards by a release on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, so they could always follow. We’ll keep this section of our page updated with any future announcements should more details be revealed.
What do we know about gameplay in For The King 2?
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For The King 2 kicks off from where the previous title ends, with King Bronner being dead and the tyrannical Queensquard patrolling the lands of Fahrul.
You must build up a crew and take on the Queensguard through turn-based grid battles. Tactical manoeuvres are a key part of combat, and you’ll need to build up your crew to take advantage of various abilities and stats.
The game will feature procedurally generated maps and diverse character customisation to provide a unique experience for players – and is set to be three times larger than the original game.
This includes new combat mechanics, biomes to explore, item customisation, loot, events and an updated art style.
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As with the previous title, the game is fully entrenched in high-fantasy roots and offers players either a solo experience or the chance to play with up to four friends.
Although the game will continue the story set out from the original title, the game looks accessible to new players also with a focus on the combat and roguelike loot drops.
If you like the look of For The King 2, check out our review of Advance Wars 1+2 Re-boot Camp, a turn-based strategy game for nostalgia fans.
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