“Seven friends must conquer a world while nightly role shifts test their unity and hidden desires.”
Oukoku Game
王国ゲェム
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Synopsis
Seven friends must conquer a world while nightly role shifts test their unity and hidden desires.
At the end of Meiji Restoration, a girl saint was crucified and burnt alive under persecution. A century later, Katori and six childhood friends are summoned to her world beyond the nirvana, where they receive the Great Commission: Build a kingdom, and make disciples of all nations. At every midnight, each of them are randomly given a role out of King/Queen, Noble, and Peasants. As the lowly must obey a higher-up in the hierarchy, can they fight and defeat other nations to conquer the world—before infighting brought up by their own hidden desires breaks them apart? (Source: MU)
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 3 sampled reviews
What 3 readers settled on.
Mostly aligned
σ 1.25 · some divergence
3.0 pts
Recommenders 7.0 · others 4.0
↓ 1.33
Running avg · Dec 2016 → Jan 2022
- 7 “Kingdom Game offers a fun, engaging concept centered on a shifting political hierarchy that makes for a worthwhile, quick read. While the story starts with a good pace, it accelerates aggressively...”
- 6 “The story and characters are well-written, and the beginning is incredibly climatic with a palpable, sticky atmosphere that keeps me hooked. However, the experience is severely hampered by the...”
- 4 “The manga presents a wealth of compelling concepts, particularly the intriguing Hierarchy system and the potential for a character-driven drama. Unfortunately, these promising ideas are squandered...”
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Oukoku Game begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 35 × 5 ch × vol
- Total read 4h 40m approx
- Published Apr 2013 – Jul 2018
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M22071 catalog