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Legendary Rulers Lend their Might in The King is Watching’s Crowns of History DLC Coronating on March 16

Posted by Aaliyah Bennett | Mar 9, 2026 | News Articles |

The King is Watching, the award-nominated roguelite kingdom builder, has new content arriving in Steam this month. From developer Hypnohead and publisher tinyBuild, the Crowns of History DLC allows players to harness the power of past rulers, coming to Steam on March 16th 2026. Publishers revealed this DLC during The Mix Spring Showcase, building on the already successful game with more than 500k copies sold.

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