There are neat graphical touches everywhere.
The Tribez and Castlez is as bright and cute as a city-builder can hope to get. Within moments a prince named Eric enlists their help to rebuild his kingdom, which has been laid flat by Gobuls, Trollums, and Wickerwolves. When a time-travel experiment flings the Professor and Aurora into a magical kingdom, they resolve to do what they can to learn about their new surroundings. It's a solid city-builder, but the long wait times and repetitive tasks keep it cemented squarely in reality. Unfortunately, despite its colorful graphics and light sense of humor, the game doesn't inspire much whimsy. The Tribez and Castlez by Game Insight offers the chance to build a kingdom and take part in heroic quests. We can imagine ourselves slaying dragons and meeting elves in the same dream sequence that puts us in close company with voluptuous maidens and heroes with big swords.
Interestingly, those fantasies don't fade as we age probably because they're so versatile. Many of us have personal fantasies about ruling a kingdom.
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