Mixing the difficulty that comes with city building and management with a first-person survival gameplay mixes remarkably well and creates an immersive atmosphere where you may face a variety of issues, from not having enough food or water to lacking the necessary number of people to run your town in a semi-functional manner, to everything in-between. Beautiful and realistic open world 3D landscape with state-of-the-art graphics, full 4 seasons with day/night cycle and realistic weather conditions. It’s been brought up that the white on white approach the game has doesn’t really work all that well.

Worse, the cost of blueprints needed to unlock the crafting means you will be poor right up until the endgame arrives. Cut down trees, collect resources and explore mysterious caves: you will find something new to discover everywhere. Overall, there's fun to be had, once you've played around with the settings to get rid of the outright bad part of the experience, but it remains a painfully below average game with a cool setting.If you have a lot of free time (50-60 hours seem like a reasonable minimum) and are in no hurry, if you enjoy very complex, immersive games, if you’re willing to overlook numerous bugs and glitches and don’t mind a bland story – Medieval Dynasty is for you. The PlayStation 5 version has now been updated so that it will run at 60 fps something it lacked when originally released. The audio is great, roughly 25 tracks make up the game, and when you mix this with the hustle and bustle of day-to-day life.

The developer has designed these quests that will help you get a decent grasp on the game and its many mechanics, but the quality of the writing and the dialogues fall short to make you actually care about any of these characters. Your carry capacity is tiny, and you can't upgrade it at all until the early mid game, and even then it's tiny until you can unlock a mount. In general, talking to characters was my least favorite part of the game, and in big part due to this.

Interactive environment with trees to fell, various fruit to pluck, stones to collect, caves to explore and many more. I have been gaming since the ’80s my first console was the Atari 800XL and I have not looked back since.

Found a family and have a heir - entice others to live near and work for you, erect many other buildings to transform your settlement into a vibrant village and, ultimately, a thriving dynasty that will reign for generations. bought this as i like medieval and survival games this has become one of my favorite ones it has a very good build and management system some combat but not much i do really like the seasonal changes which you don't get in most games very good graphics when in performance mode the game is very steady with no frame rate issues but when in quality mode it is fine for a while but then the frame rate did drop so had to put back in performance which still gives very good graphics i am very pleased with this game. Developer Render Cube, along with publisher Toplitz Productions released Medieval Dynasty a little over a year ago on Steam, to a nice and welcoming reception. For instance, when assigning work to your villagers, you have a slider for the different activities they can do based on their profession so you can move the slider to indicate how much of an specific product or service you want them to focus on. Europe in the early Middle Ages -- Nobles and clergy rule and the trade between nations brings prosperity as well as envy, distrust, and greed.Luckily you can turn off carry capacity in the settings, even though i usually love inventory management. it is when on top of that it tries to add some RPG elements that it starts to feel a bit iffy, but luckily it is easy to overlook that front.

If you’ve ever played a top-down city-building strategy and/or resource management game, and have said something along the lines of “What is this villager doing? Coordinate the layout, manage the residents, gather resources, produce goods, and trade to help the community grow and prosper. Face hot summer months and harsh winters, react to unpredictable events and make sure that you, your family and the population that entrusts you with their survival lack nothing. And second, it serves as a vehicle that you can use to learn about the world, and, most importantly, the many, many mechanics you have at your disposal to interact with said world.

A wooden axe will be your first craftable item, allowing you to cut down trees and make everything you need to start building. Die Steuerung hat mich überzeugt und ich sitze tausend mal lieber auf der Couch und spiele das Spiel entspannt auf meinem Fernseher, als auf dem Stuhl vorm PC zu sitzen. However, everything that I had seen about Medieval Dynasty had me intrigued would this be the game to break that cycle for me?