Kingdom 80s is shaping up to be a worthy successor to one of the best indie strategy games of all time, and the switch to an 80s aesthetic feels absolutely perfect.

There’s no doubt that Kingdom Eighties’ art style absolutely captures that 80s vibe, which is reason enough alone to take this game for a spin when it releases later this summer.

There’s a retro quality – specifically, a 1980s quality – to the gently magical British animation Kensuke’s Kingdom. This is down to the story unfolding 40 years after the end of the ...

Kingdom Eighties answers the question ‘What would happen if you mixed Kingdom with Stranger Things?’. That boils down to Synthwave vibes, arcades and high schools instead of the medieval ...