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William the Conqueror
by ploska4
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William the Conqueror
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Description
Once upon a time, and a very good time it was, there was a kingdom and ... blah blah blah. In short, you are a knight, there is a princess far away from you. And you should kill all of the monsters appearing on your way. Earn money to upgrade your warrior, click to deal more damage, get achievements and save the princess.
And remember, your fairy tail should end in that way: " and they lived happy...” Blah-blah-blah! Everybody know what is next.
How to Play
You can upgrade your knight while the game is paused.
Control:
Only mouse
Hot keys:
Z, X - to use skills
P - to pause/resume
Space - the same action as mouse
FAQ
What is William the Conqueror?
William the Conqueror is an idle clicker game developed by ploska4 where you help a hero defeat waves of enemies and conquer lands.
How do you play William the Conqueror?
In William the Conqueror, you click to help William advance and attack enemies, collect gold from defeated foes, and use the gold to buy upgrades that make him stronger.
What type of progression system does William the Conqueror use?
William the Conqueror features an upgrade system where you spend in-game currency on improving your character's attack power, health, and speed to tackle increasingly tough enemies.
Are there levels or stages in William the Conqueror?
Yes, William the Conqueror has multiple levels or stages, with each stage presenting new waves of enemies that become more challenging as you progress.
Can you play William the Conqueror offline or is it online only?
William the Conqueror is a browser-based idle clicker game that requires an internet connection to play, as it is hosted online.
Comments
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petesahooligan
Jan. 10, 2015
Perfect length! Finished in one casual sitting... it took me through the grindy middle easily and it was easy to see the end coming. Excellent game balance. Fun, too, in a simple clicky kind of way.
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densch
Jan. 09, 2015
He slew 50 waves of fearsome monsters but was defeated by the most evil and most ugly monster - the princess, lying in wait for him...
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BigdinoCom
Jan. 09, 2015
The game had auto respawn originally. As the sponsor I asked for an in-between defeat screen to be implemented, which I realize now wasn't a very well thought through idea as it takes away the idle aspect of the game. I've asked the devs to remove the defeat screen, a new version will hopefully be live shortly. - Bigdino
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Thanks! We returned auto respawn into the game. Hope we can make the game better with help of our players. :)
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Grehgous
Feb. 08, 2015
Mage logic: I can shoot fireballs, so let me just get close enough for you to hit me with a sword before I start attacking
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Owl_Plumbing
Jan. 16, 2015
You respect my time, I respect your time waster. Thank you for not assuming I want to come back to your idle game for weeks and months on end to do complex math equations in hopes of minutely affecting my unfathomable, astronomical, and ultimately superfluous number value. 5/5
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