The online strategy game League of Kingdoms has made its appearance in the Google Play Store and is therefore playable on Android devices. According to data from the store, the game has been downloaded over 500 times so far. In addition an iOS version is currently being curated by Apple.
League of Kingdoms was already playable on PC, but that's not the way the game is intended to be played. The massively multiplayer online strategy game has a focus on mobile gameplay. In many cases the game is similar to Rise of Kingdoms, which has been downloaded 10 million times on Android devices alone.
League of Kingdoms sets itself apart with some blockchain integration. Players can buy and own virtual land. All landowners share 10 percent of the in-game revenue, which is shared on a daily basis. The stake on the revenue share depends on the land's development level. Level 5 lands gets a bigger percentage then a level 1 land. This month they have paid out 7660 DAI to landowners.
League of Kingdoms looks like its inspired by popular mobile games like Rise of Kingdoms. You can see this in for example the need to work together to build a strong kingdom, overpower other kingdoms and defeat monsters. Players can forge alliances between kingdoms, while they can also vote for their leaders through the Ethereum blockchain.
This strategy game basically consists out of five different layers:
