Royal Kingdom

What it is

Royal Kingdom is a match 3 puzzle game from Dream Games, the studio behind Royal Match. It was released in November 2024, which makes it the youngest title in this batch. The story follows King Richard, the younger brother of King Robert, along with characters such as Princess Bella and a Wizard. The setting is a kingdom you rebuild while pushing back an enemy called the Dark King.

What it does well

The game has two linked loops. In the first you solve match 3 boards. The listing says levels come with unusual obstacles and a rising challenge. In the second, the coins you earn pay for rebuilding the kingdom with help from a Builder, and the description names districts such as the Parliament Square, the University and the Princess Tower. A leaderboard adds a ranking element, and the listing says you uncover new lands as you progress.

The description also promises polished visuals and smooth animation. That is the publisher speaking, so read it as a claim, not a measurement.

What the ratings show

This is where the app stands out. It has a 4.75 average from 2,764,337 ratings and the install bracket is 100,000,000+. The split is 85.1% five star, 9.3% four star, 3.3% three star, 0.7% two star and 1.7% one star. Few titles here show such a low one star share. For a game that is under two years old, the volume of ratings is large. The most recent update is dated 2026-10-16.

Where it falls short

The listing is silent on the points a buyer would want. It does not mention ads, in-app purchases, or whether you can play offline. It also does not say how many levels exist, so the length of the game is unknown. The text leans on royal themed marketing language and gives little concrete detail on rules. The content rating is Everyone.

Who it suits

It suits fans of the match 3 style who like a visible reward for finishing levels, in this case a kingdom that slowly grows. Someone who dislikes progress gated by coins, or wants a fixed content count up front, should check the first few levels before committing.