Majesty: Northern Expansion

Name: Majesty: Northern Expansion
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (99 reviews)
Author: HC GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION LIMITED

By: HC GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION LIMITED

Legendary fantasy RTS sequel

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Features & Capabilities

Majesty: Northern Expansion brings a legendary strategy experience to Chrome with new missions and the Northern Lands. It features indirect control, 10 hero types with varied gear, and a range of monsters to outsmart in a snowy, changing world.

Developed under license by Herocraft, this mobile-friendly extension adds weather effects, a skirmish mode, and continued conquest alongside the dragon-slaying humor that fans expect from Majesty.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

HC GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION LIMITED

Rating:

4.80

(99)

Version:

1.4.15 Last updated: 2019-04-16

Version code:

830840349

Creation date:

2012-12-13

Compatible devices:

Size:

193.47MB

Price:

2.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 148,113 ▼ 40

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

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Developed by:

HC GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION LIMITED

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/majesty-northern-expansion/id577053259

Website:

http://www.herocraft.com

User Reviews

Majesty: Northern Expansion on iOS is a nostalgic, well-executed port that captures the core Majesty gameplay for longtime fans, with a smooth tablet experience and non-intrusive monetization. However, multiple reviews note downsides: the expansion lacks many PC-era buildings and features, suffers from bugs/crashes, and can feel imbalanced due to IAP. Updates and new content are often requested to keep the game fresh. Overall, it’s a faithful nostalgia trip hampered by stability and content gaps.

Pros

Nostalgia-driven faithful reproduction of the Majesty PC game on iOS, preserving core kingdom-management gameplay and charm.
High-quality port to iPad/tablet with accessible controls and strong long-term play value.
Ad-free experience with optional in-app purchases that are not required to progress, avoiding pay-to-win pressure.

Cons

Expansion/mobility version lacks many classic PC-era buildings and features (missing content, cap on heroes) compared to the original, leading to a less complete experience.
Bugs and crashes; stability issues reported, including crashes on startup or during play.
Balance concerns and potential pay-to-win feel due to in-app purchases that can shift gameplay balance.
Feels stagnated without regular updates/new content for the expansion, with calls for more stages, buildings, and improvements.

Recent reviews

Dear HeroCraft, Thank you for keeping this gem on the app store after all these years. I started playing as a child when it was first released. Even as an adult, I always download this game to revisit the nostalgic and unique Majesty gameplay. I have finally achieved all Gold Medals on Bloodthirsty difficulty, which took nearly 2 weeks of intense focus. It was incredibly challenging, and I thoroughly appreciate the experience. I will continue to enjoy this game for the foreseeable future and share with my friends. Again, thank you for being a loving part of my life.

by Ha*****, 2026-03-09

Please update this game and release new stages, characters, etc!

by Do*****, 2025-12-06

The game is fun for what it is. I really liked the challenge figuring out certain scenarios like the elf magician mission. It was worth the low $2.99, but the writing expresses some disturbing views of women. Binding the female dwarf paladins to the warriors guild? And the harpy scenario defending polygamy was really unnecessary. For me it takes away from the charm of the game. I’m also disappointed they didn’t include more from the original games like the bond between the barbarians and rangers. And there aren’t rogues, taverns, or the other temples. I understand they can’t make an exact replica so this is fine and brings back memories of playing the PC game.