Royal Envoy 3 – Review

Anyway, Royal Envoy 3 still impresses us on the presentation aspects. The visuals are definitely appealing, graphics are lovely with the usual fantastic 3D elements. Characters’ animations are expertly done and the environment is eye-catching. The only problem we have is the overuse of voice overs; during each level, the workers will shout out some comments every single time they have completed a task or yet to complete them – these voice overs are nice, but they can become extremely irritating after a while.

The main game featured over 80 levels spread over 11 islands, each island differs from one another so things never get boring. The developers also have up to challenge level in this sequel, it now requires some perfect task management skills in order to earn three stars.

Playrix certainly knows what the players like when it comes to a builder game, the developers keep most of the game mechanics the same while added some improvements. Firstly, there is now a Relaxed Mode for beginners or those who do not want to rush. Moreover, the buildings have now changed their looks whenever they are upgraded; a pleasant addition indeed. Still, we cannot help but to mention that Royal Envoy 3 feels too much like the other games in the franchise. The developers could have added some unique features, innovative mini-games or a better stroyline.

As a Collector’s Edition, it featured 32 bonus levels along with a walkthrough, soundtracks, cutscenes, wallpapers and achievements.