‘Kings of the Castle’ impressions: A gem that loses its shine too quickly<article>
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<p>Someday, perhaps, Nintendo will give us a Zelda game where the princess steals into a castle to rescue Link. In the meantime, though, we can act out a similar scenario with Apple Arcade’s new <a href="
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Kings of the Castle[/url]. Here, a dragon named Zantorian has locked away the poor Prince Rupert in a castle and she won’t let him go unless the princess manages to pony up around 250 gems.</p><p>Zantorian is actually pretty all right as far as royalty-nabbing dragons go. She positively litters her island with diamonds, which makes me wonder if this is all really some kind of Tom Sawyer scheme to get the princess to clean up what she considers trash. She doesn’t even set a deadline for when the princess needs to turn in the gems, and when the princess drops them off, she accepts them with the nonchalance of someone signing for an Amazon delivery.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3514602/kings-of-the-castle-impressions.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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‘Kings of the Castle’ impressions: A gem that loses its shine too quickly
