The Never Alone update is releasing next week, on April 20th!

Kingdom recently celebrated it’s 5th Birthday! To mark this and the recent release of the “Continue Anywhere” update, we are offering discounts on all Kingdom Titles on all platforms!

We have been working hard behind the scenes to bring you another free update to Kingdom Two Crowns! Here’s what's new in today’s update.

Hear Ye, Hear Ye, Monarchs! An update has been made to Kingdom Two Crowns with some changes and fixes following the recent Dead Lands expansion. It’s live on PS4, Xbox One, PC, iOS and Android. Switch will follow in early June.

Kingdom Two Crowns debuts on iOS & Android with free content update Dead Lands featuring characters from 505 Games & Koji Igarashi’s Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night. Dead Lands is also available today on Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.

For the first time ever in Kingdom, players will not only be able to change their mount but they’ll also be able to switch between four different monarchs - all coming directly from Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night.

Dead Lands brings Kingdom to a dark gothic world. But do not fear, you’ll be able to play as the heroine Miriam and three other characters from Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, each with a powerful trait.

Sneak peek of the forest and monument of land one in the upcoming new setting in Kingdom Two Crowns. Plus a sample of the all new music.

Mobile Monarchs! Mark thy calendar, Kingdom Two Crowns will finally launch on April 28 for iOS and Android. The game is played through tailored touch controls and supports wireless controllers. In the mobile version you rule the land together in either classic split screen co-op or the custom mobile feature of tabletop co-op.

Kingdom is hitting retail under the name of Kingdom Majestic, coming out July 9 for PS4, Xbox One and Switch! Raw Fury joined forces with Microids under their new label Microids Indie bring out this compilation that features Kingdom New Lands and Kingdom Two Crowns and will include all content released for both titles since their original launches.

We have another sneak peak of Kingdom Two Crowns on iOS and Android. This time we play the classic stacked screen co-op but with a twist! Besides tailored touch controls, the mobile version takes advantage of native support for wireless controllers through Bluetooth.

It’s a cloudy day. Maybe it’s because of Kingdom Two Crowns just joined Project xCloud, a cloud based Xbox game streaming service currently previewing on Android mobile devices.