Majesty: Fantasy Kingdom Sim Hack 1.4.13 + Redeem Codes
Legendary fantasy RTS
Developer: HC GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION LIMITED
Category: Games
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.4.13
ID: com.herocraft.majesty
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Description
Like Majesty series? Check out Majesty: The Northern Expansion as well!
"It’s a great strategy game. I’d recommend this to RTS and RPG lovers alike." - AppAdvice
"One of the "5 winning games for tablets" - New York Times, July 2011
"Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim" is a vast magical world where you are honored with the crown of a tiny fairytale kingdom. When you become the head of the country all the responsibility for the land's prosperity rests on your royal shoulders. You will have to fight various enemies and monsters, explore new territories, manage economic and scientific developments and solve a heap of unusual and unexpected tasks. For example, what will you do when all the gold in the kingdom transforms into cookies? Or how will you bring back the trolls who robbed caravans and whose disappearance ruins the economy of the country?
The core feature of "Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim" is that you cannot control your citizens directly. There are a lot of heroes in your lands: valiant warriors and warlike barbarians, powerful wizards and grim necromancers, industrious dwarves and skilful elves plus many more. But all of them live their own lives and decide for themselves what to do at any moment. You are able to issue orders but heroes will follow your commands only for a sizeable reward.
"Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim" contains elements of role play: while fulfilling your orders, the heroes improve their skills and talents, as well as earn cash to be spent on new equipment, weapons, and magical elixirs.
"Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim" – the throne is waiting for its hero!
Game Features:
- Legendary indirect control strategy totally adapted for iOS.
- 10 types of heroes with dozens of statistics, weapons and armour.
- A dozen types of monsters.
- Several dozen spells.
- 30 upgradeable building types.
- 15 scenario missions+ a bonus one.
- 3 difficulty levels.
- About 100 game achievements.
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***** "...Richest real-time strategy game I’ve yet played on a phone or tablet, and also one of the more interesting games of this sort I have played on any system recently." – The New York Times
***** "It’s a great strategy game. I’d recommend this to RTS and RPG lovers alike." - AppAdvice.com
***** "That’s an amazing amount of responsiveness from an app. Again, I’m a huge fan." - The iPhone App Review
***** "I’m glad I finally had the chance to play in Majesty a lot, and I hope that it gets all the attention it so rightly deserves." - 148Apps
***** "If this had been a new title built specifically for iOS, I would have called it a stroke of genius. As it is, I’ll have to call it a pleasant serendipity" - TouchArcade
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"Majesty The Fantasy Kingdom Sim" is a trademark of Paradox Interactive.
Developed and published under license by Herocraft.
"It’s a great strategy game. I’d recommend this to RTS and RPG lovers alike." - AppAdvice
"One of the "5 winning games for tablets" - New York Times, July 2011
"Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim" is a vast magical world where you are honored with the crown of a tiny fairytale kingdom. When you become the head of the country all the responsibility for the land's prosperity rests on your royal shoulders. You will have to fight various enemies and monsters, explore new territories, manage economic and scientific developments and solve a heap of unusual and unexpected tasks. For example, what will you do when all the gold in the kingdom transforms into cookies? Or how will you bring back the trolls who robbed caravans and whose disappearance ruins the economy of the country?
The core feature of "Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim" is that you cannot control your citizens directly. There are a lot of heroes in your lands: valiant warriors and warlike barbarians, powerful wizards and grim necromancers, industrious dwarves and skilful elves plus many more. But all of them live their own lives and decide for themselves what to do at any moment. You are able to issue orders but heroes will follow your commands only for a sizeable reward.
"Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim" contains elements of role play: while fulfilling your orders, the heroes improve their skills and talents, as well as earn cash to be spent on new equipment, weapons, and magical elixirs.
"Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim" – the throne is waiting for its hero!
Game Features:
- Legendary indirect control strategy totally adapted for iOS.
- 10 types of heroes with dozens of statistics, weapons and armour.
- A dozen types of monsters.
- Several dozen spells.
- 30 upgradeable building types.
- 15 scenario missions+ a bonus one.
- 3 difficulty levels.
- About 100 game achievements.
______________________________________
***** "...Richest real-time strategy game I’ve yet played on a phone or tablet, and also one of the more interesting games of this sort I have played on any system recently." – The New York Times
***** "It’s a great strategy game. I’d recommend this to RTS and RPG lovers alike." - AppAdvice.com
***** "That’s an amazing amount of responsiveness from an app. Again, I’m a huge fan." - The iPhone App Review
***** "I’m glad I finally had the chance to play in Majesty a lot, and I hope that it gets all the attention it so rightly deserves." - 148Apps
***** "If this had been a new title built specifically for iOS, I would have called it a stroke of genius. As it is, I’ll have to call it a pleasant serendipity" - TouchArcade
______________________________________
Keep track of HeroCraft game news and updates!
twitter.com/Herocraft
youtube.com/herocraft
facebook.com/herocraft.games
______________________________________
"Majesty The Fantasy Kingdom Sim" is a trademark of Paradox Interactive.
Developed and published under license by Herocraft.
Version history
1.4.13
2019-04-16
We cleaned and dusted the game a little bit:
-fed the dragons;
-polished the knights' armor;
-hired decent treasurers;
-updated device requirements.
-fed the dragons;
-polished the knights' armor;
-hired decent treasurers;
-updated device requirements.
1.4.12
2019-02-12
We cleaned and dusted the game a little bit:
-fed the dragons;
-polished the knights' armor;
-hired decent treasurers;
-added support for iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max, iPhone XR.
-fed the dragons;
-polished the knights' armor;
-hired decent treasurers;
-added support for iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max, iPhone XR.
1.4.11
2018-04-02
- a bug with graphics on some iPad models running iOS 11 is fixed;
- new application icon.
- new application icon.
1.4.8
2017-05-04
64-bit support added
1.4.3
2015-03-12
Minor bug fixes.
1.4.2
2012-12-20
Minor bug fixes.
1.4.1
2012-12-11
✔ New levels added!
✔ iPhone 5 support
✔ iPhone 5 support
1.3.1
2012-05-03
✔ Skirmish Mode added!
1.2.1
2012-01-02
✔ New levels added!
✔ Game Center support.
✔ Game Center support.
1.1.1
2011-09-22
✔ New level added!
✔ Graphics optimized to reduce memory consumption.
✔ Minor bug fixes.
✔ Graphics optimized to reduce memory consumption.
✔ Minor bug fixes.
1.0.1
2011-08-29
✔ Fonts are fixed.
COMING SOON:
- Game Center support
- NEW Levels
COMING SOON:
- Game Center support
- NEW Levels
1.0.0
2011-08-11
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50000 gold coins. (50000 gold coins.) |
Free |
HI773385227✱✱✱✱✱ | C3EDD9C✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Unlock all levels (All the levels become available for playing.) |
Free |
HI957795902✱✱✱✱✱ | 665FE4B✱✱✱✱✱ |
Ways to hack Majesty: Fantasy Kingdom Sim
- iGameGod (Watch Video Guide)
- iGameGuardian for iOS (Watch Video Guide) or GameGuardian for Android (Watch Video Guide)
- Lucky Patcher (Watch Video Guide)
- Cheat Engine (Watch Video Guide)
- Magisk Manager (Watch Video Guide)
- CreeHack (Watch Video Guide)
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
Download hacked APK
Download Majesty: Fantasy Kingdom Sim MOD APK
Request a Hack
Ratings
4.3 out of 5
141 Ratings
Reviews
DaBahamaLlama,
Absolutely worth buying
When I was younger, I played Majesty on computer obsessively. I saw that this game had been ported to the iOS I had to give it a shot. After beating the entire game on brutal, without spending a dime, here is my review.
The Good:
Majesty plays very similarly to the original version. The levels are fairly unique, and you do not need money to beat the game even on the hardest difficulties. After spending close to 30 hours beating the campaign, there is lots of replay-ability in skirmish mode.
The Bad:
I couldnt really think of anything except one issue I encountered with balance. While not game-breaking, there are some issues, especially with ranged units.
Elves and Rangers are almost completely useless, especially on the brutal difficulty. Monster’s dodge should be nerfed and ranger/elf damage should be increases.
Other thoughts:
It should also be mentioned that when you construct multiple buildings, it slows down the build time of all structures. Not a problem, but new players may not know this.
Overall:
I absolutely loved playing through the campaign. It was very challenging, but fair. I look forward to many more hours spent replaying the campaign and messing around in skirmish mode.
The Good:
Majesty plays very similarly to the original version. The levels are fairly unique, and you do not need money to beat the game even on the hardest difficulties. After spending close to 30 hours beating the campaign, there is lots of replay-ability in skirmish mode.
The Bad:
I couldnt really think of anything except one issue I encountered with balance. While not game-breaking, there are some issues, especially with ranged units.
Elves and Rangers are almost completely useless, especially on the brutal difficulty. Monster’s dodge should be nerfed and ranger/elf damage should be increases.
Other thoughts:
It should also be mentioned that when you construct multiple buildings, it slows down the build time of all structures. Not a problem, but new players may not know this.
Overall:
I absolutely loved playing through the campaign. It was very challenging, but fair. I look forward to many more hours spent replaying the campaign and messing around in skirmish mode.
PresleyProud,
Started off great! Now I’m super disappointed 😞
I was so excited to find out Majesty was available to play, after looking for some of my favorites from childhood. I was addicted to playing the campaigns, and completed several within one sitting. However, I was playing yesterday and realized one of the campaigns is likely rigged (unless $$ is spent). I’ve restarted this campaign over 20 times, changing up variables to overcome all of the obstacles (on the easiest setting). The bad guys come out with a vengeance around a certain point, so I’ve learned to work quickly and use the tools given. But even when I have everything possible in place to beat the mission, the game seems to cease all normal functions (e.g. none of my 20 heroes can be found on the screen, some of them disappearing for over 20 min...until the game is lost). Without heroes to protect the buildings and complete the mission, it is impossible to win the campaign.
Something is amiss here. I’m highly disappointed that any money was spent on this game, considering I will never be able to complete the entirety of it.
Something is amiss here. I’m highly disappointed that any money was spent on this game, considering I will never be able to complete the entirety of it.
WildDragonGirl1,
Whoa, this game is amazing!
I love this game. It's classic. It requires strategy to win each level. And it's so much fun to play. It never gets old. It doesn't lag, it doesn't crash, it doesn't have any glitches (I should know because I have been playing it for almost a year and have never found a single glitch, crash or lag) and the in app purchases are not required to move on in the game. You can move on without them. And there are no ads. This game is the BEST. I mean the BEST.
Oh and seeing all the hate reviews is really sad. This is a good game. People just don't know how to appreciate little blessings like this awesome game.
It really is the ultimate fantasy battle experience, and the fact that the game is pixelated is pretty cool. We don't see a lot of pixelated games out there besides Pac Man.
I'm planning on getting the North Expansion game as soon as I complete this one. I promise you won't regret getting this game. I highly recommend it. Why isn't it featured on the home page of the App Store yet??? It totally deserves to be featured!
-WildDragonGirl1
Oh and seeing all the hate reviews is really sad. This is a good game. People just don't know how to appreciate little blessings like this awesome game.
It really is the ultimate fantasy battle experience, and the fact that the game is pixelated is pretty cool. We don't see a lot of pixelated games out there besides Pac Man.
I'm planning on getting the North Expansion game as soon as I complete this one. I promise you won't regret getting this game. I highly recommend it. Why isn't it featured on the home page of the App Store yet??? It totally deserves to be featured!
-WildDragonGirl1
96!!,
Bad turn for a great game
This is one of the best games I’ve ever played. Unfortunately they tried to move to an IAP model. I have no problem with IAPs. But these guys are too lazy to even do it correctly.
I played this game many many many times before the update, and I’m very familiar with all the difficulties. What they’ve decided to do raise the difficulty, and then allow you to spend 99 cents to gain a lot of gold for that level.
Here’s the problem. Newer people will see that they’re losing so they will spend the 99 cents to get 50k gold. But if your barely too far gone, no amount of gold is going to help you. So then you lose quickly anyway, and there goes your 99 cents, it does not carry over to the next level.
IAPs for this type of game should give permanent boosts to help someone along in the game.
Shame on you for taking the lazy way out.
I played this game many many many times before the update, and I’m very familiar with all the difficulties. What they’ve decided to do raise the difficulty, and then allow you to spend 99 cents to gain a lot of gold for that level.
Here’s the problem. Newer people will see that they’re losing so they will spend the 99 cents to get 50k gold. But if your barely too far gone, no amount of gold is going to help you. So then you lose quickly anyway, and there goes your 99 cents, it does not carry over to the next level.
IAPs for this type of game should give permanent boosts to help someone along in the game.
Shame on you for taking the lazy way out.
Ubisububi,
Now 64-Bit And Optimized for New Devices
An awesome game that has been responsibly maintained by the developer on iOS since it launched. Free of microtransactions, timers, and in-game currencies that plague almost every game of this type. The only thing I wish I could spend money on is the ability to buy this game twice.
Yes, you have to actually buy it (it’s not “free”). Spend a few bucks up front and see what it’s like to play a game and not be hounded to keep throwing money at it.
Yes, you have to actually buy it (it’s not “free”). Spend a few bucks up front and see what it’s like to play a game and not be hounded to keep throwing money at it.
TanaTorment,
Long time fan
I was a huge fan of this game, and i enjoy the app but like many i am upset that many of the characters are the same...magic base hero’s almost all are the same character with different colors. And the names we can only have so many characters out at a time, i don't think it would be to hard to make 40 different names for each class and have them randomized so that we dont have these ridiculous names and used multiple times within the same game. Paladins are also the only females found in the game, when the pc used to have more Krypta priestess’s were my favorite imagine my face when i saw them being just a color altered version of the wizard :/
I love the game, but it feels like a hollow shell of its former self.
I love the game, but it feels like a hollow shell of its former self.
Snedddn,
Descent attempt to port the original
I loved the original , got this just to be nostalgic , although not a bad game but it seems like a half baked indie game .
It tries to save a lot of the original majesty vibe which I loved.
The game play is a little rough and clunky as I found it difficult to scroll around the map and have general feel of what is happening in my kingdom . Also the game seem to lack the details for example level 3 bow is a level 3 weapon as oppose to enchanted yew longbow .
Also the sound is frustrating absent none of the character seem to say anything , no “ where’s the gold “ , “ I am melting !”, “ agrela smiles upon you “ small things like these add a lot to the character of the heroes which was sadly missing in the game.
And it seems like they wanted to port the original majesty but didn’t have the resources to port it completely , for instance you don’t see peasant, the buildings autobuild same for gnomes , buildings auto repair .
I wished they didn’t cut crucial aspect of the game play like that
It tries to save a lot of the original majesty vibe which I loved.
The game play is a little rough and clunky as I found it difficult to scroll around the map and have general feel of what is happening in my kingdom . Also the game seem to lack the details for example level 3 bow is a level 3 weapon as oppose to enchanted yew longbow .
Also the sound is frustrating absent none of the character seem to say anything , no “ where’s the gold “ , “ I am melting !”, “ agrela smiles upon you “ small things like these add a lot to the character of the heroes which was sadly missing in the game.
And it seems like they wanted to port the original majesty but didn’t have the resources to port it completely , for instance you don’t see peasant, the buildings autobuild same for gnomes , buildings auto repair .
I wished they didn’t cut crucial aspect of the game play like that
Dorothy Demar,
Meh transition from awesome game to mobile
This was an awesome game on PC and I was really excited when I saw a mobile app for it. It is enjoyable and interesting. But it isn’t a shade on the original game. In fairness it needs to be adapted for mobile apps as stated and is done reasonably we’ll however if you are familiar with the original game many of the different temples have been eliminated and options removed. Again though if you knew or enjoyed the original I think you’ll be underwhelmed. Also there is not a single female hero anymore. Especially not the Krypta’s which was a total jerk move.
It is however a very solid way to spend half an hour or so at a time on a game.
It is however a very solid way to spend half an hour or so at a time on a game.
Chickibidi,
Encouraging micro transactions
I’ve had this app many times over many years. It’s one of my all time favorite games that I can play over and over again. However, this company has been shady with it. They will dump the old one and make a “new” one for purchase, stopping support on the old copy. They added micro transactions for gold on a level that, if you fail, you need to purchase on a retry. Further, they have absolutely raised the difficulty of these levels to nearly impossible on the lowest setting (pacifist) on a few levels. It’s unbalanced to encourage you to spend more money.
Again, a long time favorite game. But it’s gone downhill due to greed.
Again, a long time favorite game. But it’s gone downhill due to greed.
Eng1n33r7,
More Sexist than the Original
While some changes were made in porting to iOS, the cultural changes took a step backwards. One of the early levels is about feminist harpys that want to abolish polygamy — they are branded terrorists with which the kingdom will not negotiate therefore you must kill them all. This is an easily changed paragraph or two of text, but a storyline the developer chooses to keep nonetheless.
In addition, others have mentioned the heros from the Temple of Krypta used to be priestesses and this has inexplicably changed to male necromancers. Of many hero classes, the only female hero class is now the Paladins with names like “pretty,” “stubborn,” or even “manhater.”
In addition, others have mentioned the heros from the Temple of Krypta used to be priestesses and this has inexplicably changed to male necromancers. Of many hero classes, the only female hero class is now the Paladins with names like “pretty,” “stubborn,” or even “manhater.”
