A simple time management game, meant for children age 5 through 12, would be my guess. It is simple, builds up nicely in how hard it is, with very simple mini games scattered in between.

Pros:
• Simple to understand.
• The skill level required advances at a good and steady pace. Game is good at explaining each new element introduced.
• I didn't encounter any bugs.
• Nice introduction drawings, although the story is quite simple and been redone a billion times before (You come to the capital, fall in love with the emperors daughter, you have to finish game to marry her).

Cons:
• Graphics are somewhat low quality. Cute, but of very low resolution. Reminds me of a ported Flash game. Too oversaturated in most cases too.
• Animations in the game are very crude. Again, seem like it is a ported Flash game from the 90's.
• Very hard to distinguish unbuilt buildings from each other, without hovering mouse over them.
• No explanation what so ever for some buildings (Warehouse? No clue, and I am a veteran at these time management games).
• Mini games are extremely simple, to the point of pointless (Dragon attack = Spam the mouse button).
• Game is way too easy, unless you aren't very old or a very inexperienced gamer.

Bottom line, if you completely new to Time Management games, or a child, you'll like it. Otherwise not really worth it.