An exciting game called A Kingdom For Keflings is already on your screens. This is an interesting strategy in which you can organize your own society in the kingdom of knights. Help your people create and further develop the state. You can play this game alone, or call your friends and compete with them.
Gameplay
In the game, the player takes on the role of a giant in the land of the Keflings. Keflings are a small race of humanoid creatures; like elves or gnomes. The player's task is to help the Keflings in creating their kingdom. This is achieved through the construction of various structures, the collection of resources and the management of the work of Keflings. Keflings will help the player collect resources (wood, crystals, wool and stone) and deliver them to various buildings for use in the production of other buildings. Some buildings convert resources into other products for use in building more complex structures. This is the first Xbox 360 game to offer full avatar control in the New Xbox Experience. The game has been described as having "SimCity and Black & White cues". Its resource collection system is comparable to The Settlers.
The main goal of the game is to complete the castle by creating a Kefling King or Queen. The game, however, does not stop and never seems to officially end, allowing the player to keep building more structures and collecting more resources. There are four characters available in the game, all of them have slightly different starting statistics. As a fifth option, the player can also use their Xbox Live avatar as their character.
The multiplayer mode is the same as the single player mode, except that up to four players can participate in the game at the same time. The game is played in a drop-in/drop-out format, which allows many players to be part of the same kingdom. By visiting an online game, players can build banner towers that display their player image for all players who have visited that game to view. The organizer of the online game can kick out any other player who has joined the game. When a player is removed, their game is separated from the original hosted game - they get a complete copy of the world as is, the other players seem to leave, and the kicked player is left alone running a new game. Only the host can save the online game.