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Lessaria: Fantasy Kingdom Sim
Developer Rockbee Team
Lessaria is an RTS inspired by Majesty 👑 where you guide heroes with indirect control. Play through the campaign or relax in sandbox mode as you build your magical kingdom. From the Steam store page
270 reactions from 2 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky) · newest Oct 7, 2026 · last updated Oct 7, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
68
Fresh
176 positive · 82 negative
95% range 62–74%
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| Steam reviews | 176 | 82 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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12 newer reactions are still waiting for a label.
Steam's own rating
Mostly Positive
2,395 of 3,070 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What people are saying
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Reactions
60 of 270 · most liked firstA spiritual successor that lacks spirit The original Majesty was one of my most played games as a kid. I easily sank hundreds of hours into it, and over a hundred more as an adult with the Steam remaster. It was a game full of charm and quirks and just the right amount of challenge, and to this day I still never get bored of playing it. I've long wished for a spiritual successor to the Majesty series. The sequel, Majesty 2, didn't hit quite the same mark as the original. A few games here and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Eight years ago "Dusk" was released. It was a game that pioneered a boomer shooter genre - shooters, that were trying to mimic gameplay of original Doom, Quake and other 90th and early 2000th shooters. They had less of a focus on narrative, immersion, storytelling, realism, all of which was sacrificed in favor of high speed gameplay. But they weren't just replicating what was good, they were also trying to enchance it, mixing modern ideas with an old genre. Some were adding roguelike and looter…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The 1st day dlc disguesed as a supports pack is a scummy buisness pratice. They hide away a game feature "sandbox mode" and a hero the ogre behind their DLC.. err i mean supporters pack. The game okay, it is remenicence of majesty.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TL;DR -> Tries to be Majesty, but never gets further than copypasting some of the buildings and units. Mediocre RTS (gets quite grindy), literaly in the first third of the game you get almost all techs and stuff and from there it just becomes rinse-repeat. I would be more lenient if the devs wouldn't claim to be the successor of Majesty, but they did claim. Blame is on them, I guess. Wall of text Let me give you three reasons why I loved Majesty. 1.) Tavern (and stuff) If somebody didn't…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is not a "spiritual successor" of Majesty, it is a direct copy littered with AI content. If you told me they asked an AI engine to create the game after ingesting Majesty's code I would believe you. There is absolutely no reason to buy this game when you can get Majesty 1 and 2 on G.O.G DRM free. Once you notice the sheer volume of AI generated content it's hard to think about any other aspect of it.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Refunded due to misleading description stating that you can "relax in sandbox mode." There is no sandbox mode. As far as I can tell there is no plan to add a sandbox mode, either. There's a survival mode that's endless, but it's, well, survival (i.e. waves of enemies until you lose) that always takes place on the same map with zero customization options according to what others have said in Discussions. If you don't care about a sandbox experience, it might be worth getting still. I'm just…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Return to the past as you relive Majesty in this 2025 upscale, and realise that maybe this should have stayed in the past. ✔️ Its a Re-Skinned Majesty 2, it plays the same, it doesn't really do anything new at all. (which is good and bad) ✔️ People say it has no "love" or "Charm", I dont think that's true, the devs have clearly put alot of work into making this its own thing, while keeping the game-play as close to Majesty as they could, and it really does feel like a good Majesty game when…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TLDR: If you want something to scratch that Majesty itch, or even if you have no idea what Majesty is, but are interested in a strategy game where you have to convince your units to do what you want, this game may be for you. But wait until the game is in a better state, then check back in. The good: The game has pretty decent bones. As far as I've gotten, the game play doesn't seem to be as deep as its spiritual progenitor, but it's got a solid game play loop. The I really like the art…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really wanted to like this game, because I love the old Majesty game. TLDR - Majesty is 25 years old, and yet is still a better game than this. There were a TON of bugs, and still are, and while the developer seems to be trying to fix at least some of them, the game should never have been released in the state it was in. There are multiple major game-breaking bugs, from small things like achievements not triggering properly, to much bigger things like when heroes are in a party they never…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you like and miss Majesty, if you hated Majesty 2. This game is for you. But there is fault. The voice acting is alright as per the other comments but the main things that really annoyed me was you couldn't get lost in the heroes stories like you could in Majesty. The AI is subpar but it does the job, they don't blindly go for flags, they will figure out the best route, go with buddies etc and they won't just attack the flag target until everything else around is safe. The issue with…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →With this price, the game is definitely worth trying out. Pros: Pleasant graphics Gameplay similar to Majesty 2 Cons: I miss the automatic settings for less micro-management in the later stages of the game I spent more than 7 hours in the free demo, and I enjoyed it. I would have even paid \$10 for the demo :)
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I can't recommend this game. Overall its Warcraft 3 styled Majesty 2 with several new features. If you like Majesty 1 and hate Majesty 2 the game is not for you at all Pros: - Graphics in mission looks nice - Gameplay itself is good enough for completing Campaign - Wave feature is good addition. You attacked periodically with monsters and by destroying lairs you lower wave difficulty Cons: - Ui and Art of this game is inconsistent and awful looking. I believe the game uses AI images and do it…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's Majesty 3, with some new features and returning narrator doing many of the voice lines. Game seems fun, abit rough around the edges but hope to see the game patched for bugs. Heros seem to wander wherever they want so you don't need scout flags to direct them, also alittle sad that they are limiting how far you can build from the keep, but a fun game none the less, 3 missions in, having fun.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Sadly, this game misses the mark of being a Majesty successor. Firstly, the heroes are horrible. The only hero that's even worth hiring is the ranger - thieves are straight up inferior in every aspect, and warriors are only marginally tankier. The only thing that can tank anything are the pets that rangers can tame, making them the only choice really. The other thing about heroes is their behavior - I've had multiple instance of heroes dying in the middle of nowhere by themselves despite being…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I never played majesty so apparently I missed something special, I did play this however and wow, why does this have a very positive review score? It doesn't deserve it, it's a massively buggy mess which often fails to complete a mission if you do anything even slightly outside of a scripted event or path plan. E.G you are given a task to scout to find a spider lair, you weren't sure how it all worked and ended up just destroying the damn thing instead. Level stuck have to restart, the same…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A decent game but to many bugs: Mission softlocks if you do objectives in the wrong order. Missions complete but you dont get credit on the mission list so have to repeat if you didn't save/autosave. Loading your game doesn't save everything so portals and upgrades disappear.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is developed by a russian mobile games studio. This game playes like a knock-off mobile version of Majesty 2. The pacing is high, the economy is trivial. heroes are worth very little. On top of these glaring flaws, it also gives an overall unfinished feeling with tons of translation errors and lackluster characers and animation.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm a big fan of original Majesty. While this game states that it was inspired by Majesty, I think what they really mean - it was inspired by Majesty 2. Which is fine, second Majesty is good as well, but not as good as the first one in my opinion. What I don't like in Lessaria: HEROES ARE ALL THE SAME. They are just some units that wander around and fight monsters. They lack any individuality. They are ALL boring. In Majesty 1 rangers would go exploring (and getting actual XP/levels for…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If I had to sum this game up in one word it would be "lazy". I was pretty excited to play a Majesty successor, but unfortunately, this simply doesn't capture any of the magic. Most of the new ideas they added to the formula of Majesty I actually liked. The new forms of income are all solid. The new units are good and I even like the unit tree's that you have to decide between (you can't pick them all). Unfortunately, that's where the positives end... This game is lacking polish in almost all…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Reviewed by a veteran of the Old Kingdom/ Let me be clear: I loved the original Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim. The feeling of being a distant monarch, guiding my heroes without direct control, was genius. And I, like many, was deeply disappointed by Majesty 2, which lost that special magic in its overly scripted missions. That's why discovering Lessaria felt like coming home. This game doesn't just imitate the first Majesty; it understands its very soul and builds upon it beautifully.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This situation is really like a meme: Developers: We're making spiritual successor to Majesty! Fans: Hurray! Finally! Developers: We will be true to original and even employ old voice actors! Fans: Yay! Developers: (Proceeds to make a clone of failed Majesty 2) *Facepalm*
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is a direct ripoff of Majesty but has even less than the original game. I miss Majesty too, and wish they would make an actual sequel or remake of it, but this simply ain't it. Its nostalgic for exactly 5 minutes before the reality of this AI slop kicks in. The game is not worth buying, not for $15, not for $5. Unless the developers add ALOT of new content to this game, and I mean ALOT, its simply not even close where it needs to be. DO NOT BUY. Its not worth the heartache.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →+ The only good thing in this game is the old advisor voice, that's why I play in English. - Based on questionable Majesty 2 mechanics (thankfully the worst ones were cut out). - Absolutely uninspired, tones all over the place, some descriptions are very verbose, others are just a few words short - questionable pop-culture reference humor - Devs were lazy enough even not to proofread the English texts once: e.g. Succubi skills refer to her as occultist (or something like that), dwarfs are…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Disclaimer: this review is mostly only positive due to the obscene lack of Majesty-likes on the market. To summarize, it's not a bad game, but fans of Majesty will likely be disappointed. However, genre newcomers will likely enjoy the experience. As a bit of background, I've been a die-hard fan of Majesty nearly since its inception. Majesty 1 permanently molded my taste in games, and Majesty 2 is in my top 3 games of all time. Lessaria is, to my knowledge, the first game to convincingly follow…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A worthy "heir" to Majesty: a cozy sim where heroes live their lives, and you wisely guide them. Better wait for a sale, the price is a bit high, but if you're a fan of the genre, go for it
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I cannot recommend this game in its current state. From the very beginning, there are major issues with unit pathfinding – units constantly get stuck, making management frustrating. To make matters worse, after the latest patch, I can't even start the next mission, which is a game-breaking bug. The development pace is very slow, and bugs are not being fixed quickly enough. If you're looking for a spiritual successor to Majesty, this isn't it – the game is clearly unfinished and unpolished.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is far more a spiritual successor to Majesty 2 than the original Majesty. So if you prefer Majesty 2, this has a similar feel to it. There are things that I feel are somehow less than the original, but also in line with the sequel. Heroes just seem so insignificant. When playing the original Majesty I hated it when one of my heroes perished. But with Majesty 2 I barely noticed. The same is true with Lessaria. The heroes just seem less personable. I don't know how you fix that really.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Came here from a mention on RuTracker and was immediately sold on the concept. The game's current state is already fantastic, and knowing the developers are committed to improving it further makes it an easy recommendation.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Lessaria: Fantasy Kingdom Sim was my favourite Next Fest demo and the game already launches today! Let's dive right in! ❄ twitch.tv/2dkiri
unlabelledView post →I really wanted to like that one as I loved Majesty but sadly I don't. Lessaria is fun but it lacks... soul. It has the same mechanics as Majesty and lots of improvements but it feels hollow. This is a game about looking at things happening on the screen and Lessaria disappoints here: * heroes - the focus of the game are difficult to tell apart on the map - rangers. thieves, knights - they all look extremely similar and feel more like units in Warcraft than heroes with names and skills *…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game is way way too easy, except for the last mission which is extreme ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Wouldn't be that big of a deal but the 5 minute load time kill any replayability there might have been in trying different approaches. Once you get a comfortable build order its just that every single mission. No real threats once you are past immediate early game. Your advisor talks too much, constantly interrupting your actions for meaningless bs. If you like Majesty and just want something familiar to click on…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Never played Majesty but I like the idea and this game looked fun. I followed the tutorials and was quickly overwhelmed by enemies and my city was destroyed. I restarted thinking maybe it was bad RNG or my fault, but again about a dozen wolves destroyed my city while I was still following the tutorial and learning the mechanics. I think I'll leave it there.... hope they improve the onboarding experience to new players
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Greedy devs, a short and poor campaign, a beta‑quality Majesty with DLC already on sale, and they went the Sins of a Solar Empire 2 route. Sad… It's a 4‑to‑6‑hour game, purely for that nostalgia hit of the original Majesty.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Majesty ! I didnt know i had a hole in my heart till i found this, its so good. They even got the same narrator, it brought a tear of joy to my old eyes. Thank you for reviving a great game without screwing it up. This is exactly how you do it.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I was excited to see this at first, because it's essentially a pure clone of Majesty, which is one of my favorite games of my childhood. But the actual gameplay is very hollow and unbalanced. Lessaria doesn't have the same charm or continuity of style as the older game that it's emulating. The in-game assets look like Warcraft 3 models, while the opening cinematic is an uncanny valley-feeling CG fest, and the main menu looks like a crappy phone game. Other folks have decided not to…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I was sold on the game because they'd gone out of their way to get the advisor's voice actor from Majesty, but the lack of care put into the tutorial made it clear how superficial everything was. Sound in the opening cutscene was desynced from the video, character art doesn't match the 3d models, text on screen doesn't match what's read, the tutorial tells you wolves are going to attack and then it's a whole zoo of animals instead. If this was beta/early access I'd be more forgiving, and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Do not recommend at all, it tries to keep the feeling of Majesty. But personally it falls so short, with map and camera limitations and more.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →3 / 10 Very well below average. I am compelled to warn any poor soul who finds this game and has even the slightest interest in it to avoid this game at the <least> for the time being and perhaps forever depending on how well the developer decides to update and adjust / fix the game's plethora of problems. Speaking of this game, if you want a game that is far superior in every way aside from graphics (which even then it's debatable because the game I'm about to recommend to you has it's own…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Once they fix all the game breaking bugs and spice up the gameplay/make it more difficult. Then this will be a gem as of right now you can blatantly see its unfinished all across the board. .
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Needs a lot of work, buggy experience, cool concept, Will maybe check it out again in the future.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Loved the game right up till the last mission. Having a set amount of money to defend a city with no way to build a economy is just crappy mission writing and a lazy way to make it difficult in my opinion. It killed the game for me and wont return to it.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →When I finished last mission in Majesty I really wanted more of the game. It was so frustrating, that it just ended. This is almost a fan made project...considering modern agenda, creating such unpopular games is very hard for small developers. I don't understand why people leave bad reviews about the game, complaining that this is not majesty. Yes it is not! It's a tribute by new developers to it. Quit reviewing it comparing to another game. Review it as a game, which made you feel nostalgic…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Critical bugs, low support from developers, but still awesome game
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Last mission is one of the biggest fails ever!!!! It goes against everything that made this game great. Like I want to build and farm and grow. Not memorize and make choices that impact the outcomes. Stop trying to invent the wheel and remember your roots.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I can simply say that this project very far from being playable. Core mechanics, missions, performance are broken. Feels like developers or publisher just want to throw it to the fray as soon as possible and try to fix bugs based on player feedbacks. And yes Ive completed campaign on hard
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As said over and over, this is indeed a spiritual successor to the Majesty games - which I loved playing for many years. Using the same voice actors is simply an amazing touch that gives me the feels all over again. To address the elephant in the room, yes, this launched with a fair few bugs, tho I personally only saw a few and restarting the game fixed them. However in the days since, the devs have been patching and all the ones that I saw have been addressed. Now it plays great for me.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →So far I'm enjoying this a decent amount but it does need work. The honesty and prompt responses from the Dev's give me a ton of hope that they can polish this up to be a great successor to Majesty. The visuals are good, advisor voice actor is fantastic, mechanically it seems all put together and is a great foundation for a bit more love. If you're a Majesty fan and want to get back into that world and support the efforts to make a cracking and lovingly made game, I definitely suggest you…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is Majesty 3.0. But. The final mission ruined everything. It undoes everything the player has achieved and completely takes away the player’s control. Until the final mission, I thought this was the best reincarnation of Majesty, even if it lacked many features. The game has enormous potential, which, unfortunately, hasn’t been realized. From love to total hatred in just one mission. Why do you hate your players so much? This review will remain negative until the final mission is…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Lessaria - it's almost like Majesty, but you have less area to build. But it also soulless compared to the original game. Robot cannot do art, it's a law. My advice to the developers is to hire fans of the original game or hold a contest and at least add some voice acting. It's not that expensive, I could do it at home for a pot of borscht.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Majority of the game has been really pleasant. I mainly focus on campaign because that's my forte. Throughout the campaign they teach you how to build an economy, how to plan your building placements, defences and which upgrades to priorities. BUT... up until the last mission they've essentially thrown all of these things they've taugh you out the window.... No enconomy building, little to no building placements, instead of building a flourishing ecosystem of heros and buildings you're…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is one game which I wish there was a "meh" recommendation. Lessaria is a solid remake of Majesty 2. It plays well, looks fine, and incorporates most of the fundamentals of Majesty 2 well. Unfortunately, I think Majesty, the original, is still the best of the bunch. A lot more missions, much bigger maps, a decent freestyle game generator, and a better assortment of buildings. I don't regret buying this game but I was not as impressed as I hoped.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I award the developers a trophy for the most obnoxious, most ear-ripping voice acting for plot characters and ESPECIALLY because of that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ advisor. Seriously, if there was no VA at all, I would consider leaving a positive review. You can start the game with advisor volume muted and you will have a MUCH better experience. Characters are designed to sound like idiots; if it was reinforcing some stereotypes, it would look like comedy/satire, but no, it's just bad for the sake of being bad.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's good. Definitely the heir apparent of the Majesty series. - Pros: It's more Majesty, some innovative ideas like portals and training grounds, and a smooth learning curve. - Cons: The least interesting of Majesty games. The economy sub-game that was critical to certain levels in old school Majesty has been gutted. The faction guilds are so similar in class ability and function, it's not an interesting choice. Removal of archery damage vs melee, again makes early class choices for…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Lessaria is a decent Majesty 2 clone that does a lot right, but also a lot wrong. Overall I would recommend it over all other Majesty “spiritual successors” on the market right now. Those who enjoyed Majesty 2 will like this for sure, but players who gravitated more towards Majesty 1 may be disappointed. First, some negatives. A lot of content is AI generated, and I get that this is a small team from Russia, but I do know that they have actual art in here. Why not just go the extra mile and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I like it a lot but I love Majesty so figured I'd like this. I have about 17 hours so far and haven't seen any bugs at all. It's probably going to fall into the 50-100 hour playtime range before getting bored of it. Then it'll depend on if they do any dlc's to see the future play value. Still even at the low range of 50 hours it's not a bad deal at the current price. If you like Majesty give this a try, if you didn't like it avoid this as it's almost the same thing. No bugs, challenging on…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →FIX THE PEOPLE MOVEMENT BUG DEVS!!! Ok, I said it. Now, I love this game - it is almost exactly like a Majesty 3 would have been. I am very deep into Raven2 with two 63+ toons (1 on PC and one on iOS) - but I find myself drawn to this game more and more. If you enjoyed Majesty 2 then I highly recommend this spiritual sequel.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Same game as Majesty, same positive emotions. Unfortunately has nothing more then the original game except of bugs. Those are plenty.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Doesn't offer anything new to this type of genre "Majesty Fantasy Kingdom". In fact, it is even less with artstyle, audio, and presentation lacking that certain charm and soul of what made Majesty great. I would recommend just playing Majesty and forget about this.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Big fan of Majesty, Loved playing this during the Demo and excited to play it in full now. Hopefully with the support of people on here they can get over the issues they are having with MP and get it released within a few months. If you enjoy Majesty from the old days, and don't mind a single player only experience, you will enjoy this. They took the core of those games and just added some good QOL things etc. Even got the original VA of the guy who reads off the dialogue on screen. Survival…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Adding DLC for a game that barely had any gameplay from the get-go is crazy.
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