Queen's Domain

The game

You play a prince shipwrecked on the Isle of Neasied, searching for his father the king, who vanished with his knights as an immortal queen is about to awaken. According to the publisher, the game offers an interconnected world full of secrets, stamina-based melee combat with throwing weapons, more than 50 upgradable melee weapons and a holy sword, Endu, that lets you fly from platform to platform. Its stated inspiration is King’s Field, FromSoftware’s PlayStation-era series.

What the press says (PC reviews)

A very favourable reception. Gert Lush Gaming (100/100, Steam version) calls it a must-buy for fans of classic first-person action RPGs, thanks to deep stat customisation, high-stakes combat and rewarding exploration. RPG Site (9/10, Steam version) says the flying sword makes the world feel unlike any other RPG, praises weapons that evolve with use and the wealth of secrets, and calls it a must-play. NoobFeed (72/100) describes a slow, atmospheric adventure with great exploration, excellent music and light hardware demands.

Caveats: NoobFeed and Gert Lush Gaming point to a harsh save system (no autosaves or checkpoints). NoobFeed also cites long backtracking, early enemies that take many hits and small stutters. RPG Site regrets that some items needed for the true ending are too well hidden.

Scores and prices

All three reviews cover the PC version. Scores vary widely (from 72/100 to 100/100). As of 11 November 2026, the game costs €19.49 on Steam and €19.99 on the PlayStation Store, the Xbox Store and the Nintendo eShop (Switch 2). The Xbox Store also lists it with Game Pass.