About King's Path
King's Path is a tower defense game where the real fight is the build. You collect units and items, line up their synergies, and try to get a monstrous team going before the hordes arrive. Combat is turn-based, so you plan and watch it play out.
You get plenty to experiment with: over 30 units, more than 10 synergies and over 70 unique items. You can reroll and gamble for a lucky draw, or play it slow and build up your economy first. Which one pays off depends on the team you build.
A full run takes about half an hour. You can play King's Path online in a modern Chrome or Firefox tab with nothing to install, and King's Path free is the whole price. It's a strategy game that rewards trying a new build each time.
How to Play King's Path
- Click inside the game window first, then try the mouse on the menus and the board.
- Build a team of units to hold off the enemies.
- Collect items and match units into synergies to strengthen the team.
- Decide each round whether to reroll for a gamble or save up and grow your economy.
- Survive the hordes as long as you can, and try a different build on the next run.
What to Expect in King's Path
The fun is in the choices. Every round you decide between a safe, steady economy and a risky reroll, and the answer changes with what you've already built. A good synergy can turn a weak team into a strong one, so the build is the story.
With so many units and items, runs rarely look alike. You can chase one strategy that you like or switch halfway if a reroll goes badly. It's a game for people who enjoy planning, comparing builds and seeing whether the plan pays off. Chrome and Firefox are the browsers it supports.
Tips for King's Path
- Pick a plan early, but stay flexible when something better turns up.
- Economy matters. Playing slow can pay off later in a run.
- Rerolling is a gamble. Pick early between gambling and saving.
- Look for synergies before you add a unit. Matching beats collecting.
- Try a different build each run to find out what all those items do.
Who Made King's Path
King's Path was made by thefakeborzi and released on itch.io. It was made by thefakeborzi using libGDX and Box2D. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the King's Path page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is King's Path free?
Yes. You can play King's Path in your browser for free, and there's no account to make.
How do you play King's Path?
Click inside the game window and try the mouse on the menus and the board. You build a team of units and items, and decide when to reroll or build up your economy. The game teaches the details as you go.
What is the goal in King's Path?
Build a strong team through units, synergies and items, and hold off the hordes of enemies for as long as you can. A run takes around half an hour, and the goal is to beat your previous build.
How many units and items are in King's Path?
There are over 30 units, more than 10 synergies and over 70 unique items. That's a lot of combinations to try, so no two runs have to feel the same.
Who made King's Path?
King's Path is by thefakeborzi. It was first released on itch.io, and this page plays that same build.
Can I play King's Path on a Chromebook or phone?
A desktop browser is the best way to play. Modern Chrome and Firefox are supported, and a mouse is the easiest way to handle the menus and the board. A Chromebook works if you use one of those browsers.
Is King's Path unblocked at school?
Try it and see. King's Path unblocked loads in the browser with nothing to install, but each school sets its own filters.
Is King's Path turn-based?
Combat is turn-based, so you plan your team and watch the battle play out rather than reacting with quick reflexes. That makes it a game about decisions more than speed.
