Play very soon King Kong and survive the island of lost time
King Kong transports you to the 1930s, when explorers, filmmakers, and fortune seekers sail into the unknown — and find Skull Island. Hidden behind storms and fog, this primeval land is home to towering dinosaurs, colossal predators, and the legendary ape god himself.
Your journey begins on the shores of this forbidden world, where every step inland reveals wonders and terrors long thought extinct: ruined temples overgrown by jungle, eerie tribal rituals, and the thunder of giant beasts shaking the ground. Curiosity may drive you forward, but survival is never guaranteed.
If you endure Skull Island’s trials — or capture Kong — the adventure follows you back to 1930s New York. There, amidst bright lights and crowds, awe turns to tragedy as Kong is paraded as the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” until chains snap and the city itself becomes a battleground.
In King Kong, the line between discovery and disaster is razor-thin. Will you respect nature’s fury, or exploit it — and pay the price?
Location, faction, characters and more
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Skull Island
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Indigenous Scholar
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The Great Wall
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Big-Game Hunter
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Sacrificial Altar
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Native Guide
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Valley of Shadows
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Archeologist
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Bodyguard
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Filmmaker
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Kong’s Cave
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Occult Enthousiast
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Film director
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Broadway Theater
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Adventurous Actor
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Mount Kong
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Forbidden Jungle
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Ship Captain
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Filming Site
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Actress
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The Lost Lagoon
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Sailor
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New York Harbor
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Journalist
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Ape Graveyard
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Naturalist
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Explorer
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Expedition Camp
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Native Village
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Archeologist
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Empire State Building
Our latest Reviews
Playtest was very fun! I was very impressed with how the game master would respond to parts of my entire message. Usually nothing I said was left out or forgotten.
I finished my story in Kesi. I love reading books and playing this game really got me into it. A majority of my decisions worked and some of them surprisingly. The story drew me in and makes me want more, so looking forward to the next chapter. The fact your RL decisions affect your game makes a huge difference and you feel a connection.
I've just completed the storyline based in Kesi. It is good and I enjoyed playing. The interactions with the NPCs worked well and I didn't even think to check my Inventory! Having checked the Master of Lore website, it looks like there are many different worlds and scenarios to choose from. I'm really interested to find out what's happening in the future.
I really enjoyed talking to the npcs and want to play more! I want to test the limits to see what I can get away with and still save the day!
This is what AI was meant for in my opinion. I cannot wait to have more options available as well.
I’ve enjoyed the game so far. The detail is great and I like that the decisions I make have real impact in the story.
I definitely am liking this so far, I’m actually kind of looking forward to the final product when it’s out of beta!
i reached my thread limit yesterday and am so sad. As soon as I started to understand the boundaries of what was possible a little bit more, I started to feel way more immersed in my game and a little bit (a lot a bit) addicted. any idea when we'll be able to play more?
I appreciate the Loremaster’s responses when you’re attempting something that you can’t do or how it asks for a more specific action if it needs it. I see lots of potential and can’t wait to see where the project goes!
In certain cases, it’s helpful to be a bit more lengthy in your prompts. Like ask it what actualy happens. Also, you gotta take the risk sometimes, dice rerolls make it pretty safe.
I finished my story in Kesi. I love reading books and playing this game really got me into it. A majority of my decisions worked and some of them surprisingly. The story drew me in and makes me want more so looking forward to the next chapter. The fact your RL decisions affect your game makes a huge difference and you feel a connection.
I've just completed the storyline based in Kesi. The storyline is good and I enjoyed playing. The interactions with the NPCs worked well and I didn't even think to check my Inventory! Having checked the Master of Lore website, it looks like there are many different worlds and scenarios to choose from. I'm really interested to find out what's happening in the future.
I really enjoyed talking to the npcs and want to play more! I want to test the limits to see what I can get away with and still save the day!
This is what AI was meant for in my opinion. I cannot wait to have more options available as well.
I’ve enjoyed the game so far. The detail is great and I like that the decisions I make have real impact in the story.
I definitely am liking this so far, I’m actually kind of looking forward to the final product when it’s out of beta!
i reached my thread limit yesterday and am so sad. As soon as I started to understand the boundaries of what was possible a little bit more, I started to feel way more immersed in my game and a little bit (a lot a bit) addicted. any idea when we'll be able to play more?
I appreciate the Loremaster’s responses when you’re attempting something that you can’t do or how it asks for a more specific action if it needs it. I see lots of potential and can’t wait to see where the project goes!
In certain cases, it’s helpful to be a bit more lengthy in your prompts. Like ask it what actualy happens. Also, you gotta take the risk sometimes, dice rerolls make it pretty safe.
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