Majesty

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The Majesty franchise is a series of fantasy real-time strategy games with a twist: the player has no direct control over units. Rather, he must assign bounties as incentives for the AI controlled heroes in order to accomplish desired tasks.

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The Majesty franchise is a series of fantasy real-time strategy games with a twist: the player has no direct control over units. Rather, he must assign bounties as incentives for the AI controlled heroes in order to accomplish desired tasks.

Games

Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim

31 December 2000

Platforms/PCPlatforms/MacPlatforms/AndroidPlatforms/iPhone

Majesty: The Northern Expansion

22 March 2001

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Android

Majesty 2: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim

18 September 2009

Platforms/PC

Majesty 2: Kingmaker

26 March 2010

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

Majesty 2: Battles of Ardania

9 March 2011

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStation Network PS3

Majesty 2: Monster Kingdom

9 March 2011

Platforms/PC

Defenders of Ardania (Game)

6 December 2011

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Xbox 360Platforms/PlayStation Network PS3Platforms/Xbox 360 Games StorePlatforms/PlayStation 3

Warlock: Master of the Arcane

9 May 2012

Platforms/PC

Warlock II: The Exiled

10 April 2014

Platforms/PCPlatforms/MacPlatforms/Linux

Franchise details

Name

Majesty

Features

10 games

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First game

Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Vendral (Character), Url-Shekk (Character), Rafnir (Character), Skeleton King (Character), Drakk (Character), Royal Advisor (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Castle (Location), Ardania (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Undead (Concept), Zombie (Concept), Resurrection (Concept), Hand to Hand Combat (Concept), Vampire (Concept), Exploration (Concept), Hero Unit (Concept), Economy (Concept), Rogues (Concept), Knight (Concept), Giant Rat (Concept), Rat Men (Concept), Magic (Concept), Upgradeable Weapon (Concept), Poison (Concept), Achievements (Concept), Experience Points (Concept), Health (Concept), Human (Concept), Dragon (Concept), Mission Briefing (Concept), Questing (Concept), Top-Down Perspective (Concept), Steam Achievements (Concept), Guards (Concept), Wizards (Concept), Hostile A.I. (Concept), Mythology (Concept), Peasants (Concept), Healer (Concept), Yetis (Concept), Dwarf (Concept), Necromancers (Concept), Skeletons (Concept), Elf (Concept), Paladins (Concept), Flying Enemies (Concept), Level Up (Concept), Trolls (Concept), Warriors (Concept), Skeleton Warriors (Concept), Golem (Concept), Rangers (Concept), Cyclops (Concept), Goblins (Concept), Death (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Tank (Concept), Ogres (Concept), Resource Gathering (Concept), Harpy (Concept), Hand Of God (Concept), Bot (Concept), Gnomes (Concept), Tower Defense (Concept), E3 2009 (Concept), Base Building (Concept), PlayStation Trophies (Concept), Warg (Concept), Disgruntled Subjects (Concept), Apple Game Center (Concept), Bink Video (Concept), Build Queue (Concept), E3 2008 (Concept), E3 2011 (Concept), Expansion (Concept), Fog of War (Concept), GamersGate (Concept), Minimap (Concept), Secret Achievements (Concept), Steam (Concept), Xfire (Concept), Roc (Concept), Tower Offense (Concept), OpenFeint (Concept), The Scions of Chaos (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Bow (Object), Cloth Armor (Object), Sword (Object), Armor (Object), Gold (Object), Leather Armor (Object), Club (Object), Magic Staff (Object), Treasure Chest (Object), Ring (Object), Scythe (Object), Potion (Object), Dagger (Object), Spell (Object), Battle Axe (Object), Health Potion (Object), Mana Potion (Object)

People

• Has people: Lester Humphreys (Person), Steve Martin (Person), Bill Lévay (Person), Michael Craighead (Person), Salvatore Saccheri (Person), Tao Rodriguez-Seeger (Person), Michael MacConnell (Person), Brandon Martin (Person), Matthew Bittman (Person), Nathan Sitkoff (Person)