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All King's Field games
10 entries
| Name | Fact | Where | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| King's Field (1994) キングスフィールド · KF1 · King's Field (JP) | PS1 disc (Japan only); PS One Books reissue; JP PSN (availability unconfirmed)Details & sources
Play on PS1/PS2 or DuckStation; apply fan translation for English
| PlayStation | 4 cited pages / 4 publishers |
| King's Field II (1995) キングスフィールドII · KF2 · King's Field (US 1996) | PS1 disc (JP/NA/EU)Details & sources
Play on PS1/PS2 or DuckStation; official English version exists
| PlayStation | 3 cited pages / 3 publishers |
| King's Field III (1996) キングスフィールドIII · KF3 · King's Field II (US 1996) | PS1 disc (JP/NA)Details & sources
Play on PS1/PS2 or DuckStation; official English NA version exists
| PlayStation | 3 cited pages / 3 publishers |
| King's Field IV: The Ancient City キングスフィールドIV · KF4 · King's Field: The Ancient City | PS2 disc (JP/NA/EU/AU)Details & sources
Play on PS2 or PCSX2; high-resolution patch needed above native resolution
| PlayStation 2 | 3 cited pages / 3 publishers |
| King's Field: Additional I & II キングスフィールド アディショナル · KF Additional | PSP UMD (Japan only)Details & sources
PSP or PPSSPP; no English localization
| PlayStation Portable | 2 cited pages / 1 publisher |
| King's Field III: Pilot Style キングスフィールドIII パイロットスタイル | PS1 promotional demo disc (Japan)Details & sources
Emulator; unofficial English translation
| PlayStation | 1 cited page / 1 publisher |
| King's Field Mobile キングスフィールド モバイル | Defunct Japanese mobile storefronts; 2025 preservation buildDetails & sources
Preservation/emulation project
| Feature phone (i-mode / EZweb / Yahoo! Keitai) | 2 cited pages / 2 publishers |
| King's Field EX キングスフィールド EX | Defunct Yahoo! Keitai storefrontDetails & sources
Preservation/emulation project
| Yahoo! Keitai | 1 cited page / 1 publisher |
| King's Field Mobile II キングスフィールド モバイルII | Defunct Japanese mobile storefrontsDetails & sources
Preservation/emulation project
| Feature phone | 1 cited page / 1 publisher |
| Sword of Moonlight: King's Field Making Tool ソード オブ ムーンライト · SoM | Official free download from FromSoftwareDetails & sources
Windows / VM; community fan translations
| Windows | 2 cited pages / 2 publishers |
Four groups, not one number
Japanese Wikipedia describes seven King's Field works: four main games, Additional I and II, and Sword of Moonlight. Three feature-phone games sit beside that count. If a page tells you there are four games and another tells you there are ten, both can be right once you name the group. This table is the full set I am willing to list, with source counts on each row.
The four main games have their own pages because the US boxes rename two of them. 1994 stayed in Japan. 1995 became the first US King's Field. 1996 became US King's Field II. 2001 became The Ancient City. Additional I and II share one page because the public record on each is short, and the contrast between them is the point.
Pilot Style is a 22 August 1996 demo-like prequel, about an hour, with a later English patch noted by Romhacking catalogs. King's Field Mobile (14 January 2004), EX (4 April 2004), and Mobile II (15 November 2005) are the phone trilogy. I mark those rows as thinly documented compared with the console games. Sword of Moonlight is the official Windows tool from 2000, and it contains a remake of the first game.
FAQ
How many King's Field games are there?
Four main games. Japanese coverage adds two Additional chapters and Sword of Moonlight to make seven, plus three feature-phone games.
Which US game is King's Field III?
None. The US second game is the Japanese third game. The US first game is the Japanese second game.
Is Pilot Style a full game?
It is a short Japan-only PlayStation release from 22 August 1996, treated as a prequel episode rather than a fifth main game.
Sources
- Wikipedia: King's Field (series) — checked 2026-11-07
- Japanese Wikipedia: キングスフィールド — checked 2026-11-07
- Wikipedia: King's Field (1994) — checked 2026-11-07
- Wikipedia: King's Field (1995) — checked 2026-11-07
- Wikipedia: King's Field III — checked 2026-11-07
- Wikipedia: King's Field IV — checked 2026-11-07