KING Art

KING Art at a Glance

KING Art is a German developer founded in 2000 that has released 11 titles on PlayPile, with 10 of those serving as the primary creator. Their catalog spans from 2009 to 2026, showing a clear shift in output volume over time. The studio published just one game during the 2000s before releasing eight titles throughout the 2010s. This momentum slowed significantly in the 2020s, where only two games have appeared so far. Their work focuses heavily on adventure and point-and-click genres, which make up seven of their projects each, followed by three strategy games. They also dabble in puzzle, role-playing, simulator, and turn-based strategy titles. Platform availability is strongest on PC, as all 11 games run on Microsoft Windows. Mac support covers eight titles, while Linux appears on seven projects. Console presence includes six games on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, with three on Nintendo Switch. Older platforms like PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 hold two releases each. The studio also touches mobile with two iOS games and a single Wii U release. Quality trends vary across their portfolio. The average rating for nine rated titles sits at 63.1 out of 100. Only one game achieved great status, while four earned good marks. Three titles received mixed scores, and one fell into the poor category. Their highest-rated project is The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 from 2015, which scored 80.9. Iron Harvest followed in 2020 with a 76 score. Earlier entries like The Book of Unwritten Tales: The Critter Chronicles and The Raven Remastered also performed well with scores above 67. However, Black Mirror released in late 2017 struggled significantly with a rating of 38.7. The Dwarves from 2016 sits in the middle at 59.7. Recent activity shows a gap between major releases and the upcoming Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV scheduled for December 2026. Their bio claims success with browser games like MyFreeZoo, but these do not appear on their main PlayPile list. The studio maintains that they have completed around 40 projects over the last dozen years, though only a fraction of this work shows up in the current database ratings.

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