You fill up the bar by using Exertion (which drains HP) or Concentration (which uses MP). In order to perform a job well, you need to successfully complete a minigame in which you fill up a yellow bar until it becomes green. You can go adventuring (battles take place in typical JRPG turn-based style) or find a job and earn some cash, jobs will raise particular stats provided your character does well. There are months for good warriors and mages, there’s even a month that makes your character, well, lazy, if you want to play like that.įrom there, you’re basically free to do whatever you want. Characters born in this month are “pretty and charming with a touch of magic” which sounded good to me. I chose to name my character Kanata and assigned the month of Gods as her birth month. Who will you be?įirst things first, you start off by selecting your character’s name and birth month (which determines her starting stats and particular specialties).

However, instead of playing as her father and controlling her life you sexist pig you you take control of the girl directly, and send her out into the kingdom to be whatever she wants to be (and perhaps to discover her true origins).

The setup is suspiciously similar to Princess Maker 2 (imagine that!) a woman finds an infant on a hilltop, and a strange glowing figure appears to her and promises to return when she turns twenty one. This month has been pretty craptastic on my end, so now, instead of ranting about Trixie, it’s time to unwind with one of the adorable games by Hanako Games that I just bought (for $5 each).Ĭute Knight Kingdom is the sequel to the life simulation/role-playing game Cute Knight, although you don’t have to play it first to understand what’s going on.

Cute knight kingdom guide