Medieval Dynasty

I tried this game after reading the positive reviews, and knowing that I enjoy many other survival crafting games in the genre.

Unfortunately I do not recommend this game. After 7hrs it just feels like all I've done is spent 5 hrs picking up sticks and stones, cutting trees, and 2hrs of building houses and waiting for my stamina bar to recharge.

The pacing is not just slow, it's glacial - and this wouldn't be so bad if I was able to automate resource gathering with my villagers. Well, I can. But they are also glacially slow at collecting. So much that I can harvest more than they can by cutting down 2 trees, than they collect in a WHOLE DAY at the lumber yard.

Absolutely mind boggling.

After 7 hrs I've constructed 3 houses, 1 smithy, 1 lumber yard, a well, and a storage building. All by myself. I have 2 useless villagers who barely lift a finger and I have to run around doing everything myself.

If this wasn't bad enough, my guy can only carry 3 logs and some sticks and stones at once. I know there's a cheat option to turn on unlimited carry weight, which I did very quickly but it's still dull.

Anyway I wish I could get my money back, all this game has done is made me want to go and play Valheim or something else again because there are tens of other survival crafting games out there which do it better than this does. This game really does not respect the player's time, nor does it really have enough depth or pacing to keep me engrossed.

I think it's an awesome game, although it may not be for everyone.

I love that there are multiple elements to it. Adventuring/exploring, doing quests, planning, funding and building a settlement. (or several). "Flirting", getting married and producing an heir to continue the game with.

It combines most of the aspects of gaming that I enjoy. It can be both stressful and relaxing. And it is, IMHO, very friendly towards casual players.

Came for the axe, stayed for the taxes

I thought I was signing up to be a badass medieval hunter. Instead, I learned crop rotation, town management, and how to sweettalk my wife so she doesn't leave me for the local woodcutter. And somehow... I love it.

You start with nothing but a ragged shirt and a dream, and before you know it, you're running a full blown medieval village. Managing villagers, crafting, farming, flirting xD BUT PLEASEE ADD MORE DECO !! :(

the text and UI are tiny with no way to enlarge it making it completely inaccessible to me. I want to play this game as it looks interesting and I like the idea but I physically cannot.

Medieval Dinasty is exactly the blend of games i love, been playing it since the earliest access and it's always a pleasure to dive into one more dinasty run in a frenetic and still RELAXING experience. Devs are doing a really great job with all the latest releases. I love to craft and grow everything and aybe learning a bit while understanding how fascinating and complex life was in a medieval village. Buy it.

Gameplay
🔲 Literally unplayable
🔲 Rage-inducing, controller-throwing levels
🔲 Early Access™ vibes / Needs serious patching
🔲 Meh-tier
✅ Kinda fun, not gonna lie
🔲 Peak gameplay, chef’s kiss

Content
🔲 Barebones AF
🔲 Lore written on a napkin
🔲 Same old story, Ctrl+C Ctrl+V
✅ A few “yo, that was cool” moments
🔲 Solid stuff, devs cooked
🔲 Actually changed my life, not even joking

Fun
🔲 Nope. Just pain.
🔲 Fun deficit detected
🔲 Dissociating with no objective, 10/10
🔲 Fun for like... 20 mins
✅ Big fun, good vibes
🔲 God-tier entertainment, Zeus approved

Graphics
🔲 Microsoft Paint core
🔲 Looks like it fell out of a PS1 dumpster
🔲 Ugly on purpose? Maybe?
🔲 Acceptable... I guess
✅ Eye candy overload
🔲 So pretty it healed my depression

Immersion (Music/Vibes/Style/Mood)
🔲 Assaults all five senses
🔲 Needs a total vibe overhaul
🔲 Low effort aesthetics
🔲 A couple cool spots here and there
✅ Fully immersive, lost track of time
🔲 Straight-up cultural artifact

Length & Replayability
🔲 One playthrough too many
🔲 Short and regret-inducing
🔲 Dropped it like a bad habit
🔲 Feels about right
🔲 My new obsession
✅ Keeps coming back like a boomerang of joy

Personal Rating:
✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅🔲

I’m a big fan of survival and city/base-building games, but unfortunately, this is the first one in the genre that I genuinely disliked.

I gave it a fair shot (30 hours of gameplay) hoping it would grow on me, but the experience was more frustrating than fun. The main issue is the insane grind. Both XP and materials take far too long to acquire, especially in the early game. Many players recommend adjusting the settings to ease the XP curve, which helps a bit, but it doesn’t solve the deeper problem: materials. Trees, for instance, take years to regrow. I’m the type of player who likes to keep trees within my city intact for aesthetics and chop groves outside my city limits for resources. Unfortunately, this turns the game into a tedious cycle of running back and forth between distant groves and my base. There’s no way to speed up tree respawn, and I really wish that option existed.

It would also be a huge quality-of-life improvement if the game let you customize how many materials are required for each building. Even with faster XP gains, you're still stuck needing massive amounts of resources for even simple structures, which really bogs things down.

Another frustrating aspect is how rigid the farm placement system is. If you have any kind of OCD tendencies or just prefer a clean, orderly city layout, be warned: farms can only be built in specific gridlocked directions, while houses other structures can be placed in any rotation. This means that if you’ve already put down a house and want your farm to line up neatly with it, you’re probably out of luck. And if you decide to demolish and rebuild to make things match, you won’t get all your materials back, so you're penalized for trying to keep your city organized.

Despite large stones being scattered around the map, you can’t break them down into smaller stones with your pickaxe—a feature common in similar games. As for reeds, I’m not even sure if they regrow at all, or if they follow the same glacial pace as trees. This means you’re constantly trekking across the map to scavenge basic materials.

The grind isn’t the only frustration. Some animals are extremely hard to spot, to the point where I had to turn my foliage settings all the way down just to see them. I really wish there was an option to highlight animals, especially for things like wolves, which are hard to track and can ambush you easily. Hunting in general feels clunky, especially without a proper sneak mechanic. I ended up quicksaving constantly before hunts just to locate wolves without getting attacked.

There are also odd design choices in the build menus. For example, traps are inexplicably categorized under "furniture and decorations," which makes no sense, and even campfires feel awkwardly placed in the same section.

Unfortunately, even after tweaking custom settings, the grind is so overwhelming that I find myself dreading playing rather than enjoying it. Without deeper customization options of resource mechanics, I just can’t recommend this one. Genuinely wish I could refund this.

honestly i want to like this game, i really do, but i just can't. this game is supposed to be in a full-release state but in actuality it still feels like it's a beta version. the game released in 2021 and only this year added something as simple as a resource management tab ( a basic necessity in colony/management sim games). initially the game seems to have a lot to offer with all the buildings and crafts you can do, then as you progress you start to realize that there really isn't all that much, and progression is made slow on purpose to disguise how little there actually is in the game.

i absolutely can not recommend buying at full price, but if you can catch it on sale for under 20$ i'd say that's a fair price.

This is a very slow game with 2 different long and drawn out story lines and lots of grinding (farming, mining, crafting, etc.). I love this game and highly recommend it, but you will need some patience to go for the long haul. Have fun building your village and your dynasty! =)

At 7 hours into the game, its a promising start. There is a lot to take in at the very beginning, and youre going to want to make sure you check the knowledge tab! Playing with friends we all had a fairly rough time figuring out how to get the management system working for us, but once we did things started to click!

Its grindy, its rough, its unforgiving until you learn the systems, but then, its fun. give it a shot, its worth the price tag if you like medieval/management/survival types!

Fun tyconny-"numbers go up" village management game with few papercuts.
The idea of a game like this not being open to mods is a huge disadvantage, since for example you can't add mod on top of this "crafting intensity" system which kinda sucks and you have to roll excel to calculate ratios later into the game.

Well, this might be controversial for some — the hours played are just a cover of the book

After having played this game for that many hours I hope I'm qualified to share my honest opinion on this one. Starting off with the good things and one of those is surely the gameplay; it's very consuming and addicting, especially for someone artistic and creative in nature — you'll have plenty a room to showcase it. It's not a sandbox per se but a huge focal point was moved towards the customization and settlement management which comes with them various options. But once you proper your village to a high standard, the money you'll be getting will have little to no purpose since all that you can buy you can make yourself and be well off.

I'll mention the quests. Side quests fall under the seasonal category and they expire once the season changes and you can set up at which rate they'll do. Pacing of the game will heavily depend on the settings you launch at the start or midgame. Main quests along with the storyline have a slightly bigger wiggle room and give you time to return to them later. I'm not commenting on the quality of the said storyline though, the checkbox is marked and all's well.

This could go on with the describing of how addictive and well built the gameplay is if it wasn't for the bugs and other points I need to make. And bugs there are! I do get the notion that the developers are a small amateur team albeit with the luxurious backing but the work done does not correlate with the pricetag hung upon it. Now read it again as it's the main takeaway here. For the amount of bugs that it has, be it a silly, clanky animation or constant clipping into objects, failing scripts or terrible movement altogether this shouldn't be costing half as much. With such a greedy approach and seeming attempts to continue the trend (look up Sengoku Dynasty and other atrocities with this game still being in the state it's in), I obviously do not recommend this game a tiny bit. Surely not for the pricetag they offer it up with. The absolute maximum this, project, should be costing is 75% off the price it currently has, no other way near it.

If you catch it on the discount like I did — go for it, otherwise don't you even dare. Don't entertain the idea of buying it for the full price, don't agree to the terms the lazy rookie devs had the audacity to put out. Yes, the gameplay is nice and if you're that kind of person you'll be all but consumed and yes, the prospects of coop do be very tempting but look at a broader picture, this will continue and not far off the day your budget is squeezed to the last quarter for some questionable content. But yes, oh yes, the gameplay is nice and achievements are the sole reason I stayed for as long as I did. The possibility to build a manufacture and set it up right to rather quickly become a very succesful village leader is a cool way about it.

But you think for yourself, you gotta be a grownup. It's not a matter of low-life complaints, I got money, it's a matter of principle. They shouldn't be getting away with this and set up a manufacture of their own with these low quality products. If it was a few notches better and really thought out — it's alright by me here's the cash, but the thing they created doesn't cost nearly as much and oh boy, am I mad.

This game doesn't really have a goal, if you are playing it, the primary game loop is just making your village bigger and more self sufficient while you do manual labor, there isn't any win condition, and things move very slowly, but I found it enjoyable

Great game in the Survival/community building genre. I love the realism as I feel the game parallels my life. I've been shot down trying to romance a woman for being too dirty, it takes me an entire season to complete almost any project, and I've spent hours hunting in the woods, only to shoot a dear with an arrow and have it run off for me to never find it again. I finally me a nice girl, get married, then I have to shower her with gifts and complete countless tasks to keep her happy. I knock her up, then spend another season tending to her pregnancy cravings and unstable emotions, just to finally have a kid that will completely change the game for the rest of my life. Top Notch!

The building and crafting systems is simple, slightly grindy, and more utilitarian then customizable. Combat is run of the mill, though I've been killed by more trees than bandits. Village automation can be tough to balance, which adds to the challenge; however keeping your people happy seems easier than some game, as this one has far less jerks to recruit, and most people, other than your wife, are less needy. A little more flash and brighter decorations would be nice, but the drab , dingy, overcast adds to the immersion of miserable medieval life take makes you feel as depressed as someone from that period, as well as your own life. Recommended.

Gameplay stuff:
I have not played oxbow map so i have no input on it or multiplayer.

Village building/decorating game that has farming, foraging, trading and combat to justify that village you have.
There is quite a lot of freedom on where and how you place/organize your village as well as general difficulty of gameplay. However the decoration itself is a bit limited as you can not place furniture inside buildings and wall customization is limited to predefined spots. Single peace inventory items however can be grabbed and moved around to the place that you want when dropped.
While there is no terrain editing the existing villages are using the already available building components so it can serve as example of what you could try to create.
Skill leveling speed is not made equal, especially for hunting and diplomacy. While diplomacy will rise over time by selling stuff I suggest using traps short distance from your village to level hunting.
Combat is usable but depending on difficulty can feel too easy or hard depending on settings and enemies.
The music is very fitting to the setting and overall to the activities too. My only biggest issue here is that i can not hire the traveling band to play in my villages tavern.
While the option exists to change season length I advise against making it longer as a lot of mechanics are balanced around the change of seasons, and while the initial impulse might be to do as much as possible each season it will become less important once your village starts to grow.
The story quests are not exciting but they do provide some context to certain aspects of things, and in the case of valley they somewhat also operate as tutorials.
The game does not initially explain this but what type of king you have has gameplay implications, so if the name of the king is something that could be considered "bad" it could be beneficial to start the game again.

"Unplayable" - Village children can sometimes complain that they have no toys, but there actually is no mechanic regarding this other than gifting since toys can not be made by player. The unplayable part however comes due to your blacksimth commenting from time to time that they are the best toy sword maker, even tho they are incapable of actually making them in your village.

Technical items:
Game would greatly benefit from shader pre-compilation before actually starting first new game as it can be quite stuttery initially.
Default TAA options provide suboptimal quality in motion so custom config is suggested, tho parameter HistoryScreenPercentage could cause visual artefacts so YMMV.
The building LOD distances could benefit from some tweaking as even the highest settings make the full detail version show up too close to player.

This game should have been right up my ally. Base building, survival, management. But none of these genre's take the top spot and everything that's here is mediocre at best.

Hunting: Animals are either too easy too kill or too hard to survive an attack from, there's no in between.
Farming: Absolutely tedious, which I can imagine would also be the case in real life, but this is a game. It could have been made a bit more fun/playful/interesting.
Surviving: Drinking can be done straight from any source of water, kill a couple deer and you're set on food for over a week. No challenge at all.
Crafting: Also, not fun. The tech tree is overcomplicated. You need way to much experience to craft the most basic stuff.
Building: Not enough diversity. All buildings look and act the same way, just for a different resource. There's 9 "different" houses you can build, with 3 different sizes and each size had 3 different building materials needs. But in essence are all completely the same. Input: *Same, same, but different, but still same.* meme here.

Overall I don't understand the positive reviews. I'm glad people like it, don't get me wrong. But I expected it to be much better because of those reviews.
Even fiddling with the custom game settings didn't get me anywhere near enjoyment because of how the tech tree works.
It's a complete miss for me, sadly.

I like the game but I hope that the developers add a chapel/church. Faith was very important during this time in history and the game takes itself pretty seriously with regards to historical authenticity

Medieval Dynasty is a perfect game for those who want peace and quiet after a stressful day at work.

The game is great but its too bad when you trying to place a farm field it doesn't let you have the freedom to place it in the direction you want. Hopefully they can have that fix.

Great fun little sandbox, this game has a lot of potential and I'm looking forward to see what direction it goes in!

A great game with some tweaking, which they give you the tools to do. By default, the game is painfully slow and tedious in areas (eating/drinking forcing you to stop playing momentarily to open the inventory every 30 minutes), but after I enabled faster building and crafting, slightly higher exp gain and such, I found the pacing much more enjoyable. It is a game that requires you to do a lot of sometimes boring work/chores but it really feels like it pays off.

Unfortunately, it feels like there is no proper ending or end-game. At some point at maybe 60-75% of the way through total completion of your town, a bit before you can name your town, you vastly over power bandits that spawn and they do not get more powerful, and you have more money than you know what to do with and nothing to spend it on. Ultimately, the game feels like a sandbox with some tangential story quests. But it is still fun until you reach a point of prosperity.

The combat continues to be atrocious as does the user interface. I don't recommend this, at all, for single player. Maybe it's good coop, dunno.

Im currently playing this game with my kids and I have a solo game running as well.

We really enjoy the game. Progression and unlocking stuff is really satisfying and now we are transitioning into the phase where we don’t simply build but we plan a bit more and decorate our village(s).

We had and still have plenty of fun, but we are also looking forward for new updates and more features.

Additionally I had a period where the game kept crashing on me. This could be traced down to my hardware being faulty and now it is running very smooth again. I would just like to highlight that the game support was very helpful identifying the root cause and I really appreciate the support provided here in the discussion forum!

great game so far i love both the multiplayer and single player options, mechanics are easy enough to get down and i play on mouse and keyboard. currently going through the single player campaign style game and its been really fun and has a great flow. Would recommend for both single and multi play.

Chill game.
Lot's of detail and depth. But one isn't required to really go into the details.
Good for casuals and super-gamers.

Best played with friends.

Just yes. One of my favorite games of all time. If you like city building, survival, and beautiful scenery you should absolutely try it out. You can feel the love the mods continuously put into it. I've done almost everything there is to do in this game, and I still keep coming back because it's so calming to me. The game is highly customizable so you can play however you want and have the kind of experience you want to have. If you're a bit of a casual gamer and enjoy immersing yourself in the atmosphere of a game's world then this one is definitely for you.

Lovely immersive survival and crafting game. Beautiful scenery and realistic environment. I particularly like being able to adjust all the sliders to suit my play style. A good investment of money for hours of entertainment.

Great game - best indirect village builder game I even played. But have some annoying, but easily fixed short comings.
What need to be done to improve game:
Drop rate of animal Skulls too low (I suppose around 1/10) and because they required in some important quest players forced to reload save too many times to get skulls - this is really frustrating. Add options to increase chance of skull drop in settings.
New buildings always start without tasks. Make default task for them with 100% priority or even better make player ability to set defaults or at least ability to copy-paste settings from building of same type.
Collecting manure from animal building is annoying mini-game. Make option for workers collect it automatically or add building with worker have such task, or just add task to Barn. When selecting house for new traveler make easy way to preview who already living in this house.

build then keep running, hunting and killing my friends. dev should add more dangerous monsters or mobs

I spend a lot of the game walking backward, as the walk forward doesn't work half the time. And it's gotten worse. I can't get player to move forward at all now. It has ruined what could have been an awesome game.

Stop adding stuff and fix this bug, so many are having this issue.

Normally, survival games are not usually my thing. They often become more about the grind than anything else. Not this game! It really hit the mark for me and I am finding it super addictive. I am always thinking about what I want to build next or what I want to harvest next. Or if I want to go off and work on the next storyline mission. Or do side quests for people to earn some extra coins or items. The game does a great job of pulling you forward with tasks. Best advice I can give is don't get in a hurry. Explore and enjoy the story. Also, a great feature of this game is all the options. I am playing my first play through the game with mostly the standard options, but there is a TON of configuration. Don't want to be capped on how many buildings you can build as you progress? There is a slider for that. Don't want to have to worry about carry capacity? Toggle for that. Don't want your food to spoil? Flip the switch. Don't want to have to worry about the heat/cold? Switch. There are so many ways you can configure this game to fit your style of play. I am really enjoying the game! Note: if you are playing the storyline mode, you have to play as the stock character. The custom character designer they show in the video is if you are playing in the open game which turns off the main story. I suspect if you go into the open world mode, you can pretty much play the game any way you like. Want to be the greatest huntsman ever and not populate a village? Try it! Tons of flexibility here in a beautiful medieval setting. But, don't be expecting to be wielding a sword and wearing armor from the beginning. That part of the game still feels like it is a long way away for me. So much to do. Loving it.

I have now played this game for a 1000 hours, that should speak for itself.

Great Game, love spending time building up my village. Cant wait for more updates in the future

I love being able to build my own little village and mentor villagers. My hamlet is coming along nicely and starting to earn a small income. Hunting, exploring, getting your own supplies and building from scratch, having your own little family, its fantastic.

I can't understand the good reviews.
The game feels unfinished.
The villagers do everything you can do yourself at 1/20th of the speed.
It feels like it's not worth getting more villagers.
Which is also painfully slow.

The management menu is also not well thought out.
For example, you can't set a limit for the smiths for the tools, you can only set how many are made per day.

And the publisher has made the same game 5 times with different skins.
Feels a bit like a scam.

It's not a bad game in itself, BUT it feels very unfinished in many aspects. Progress moves at a snail’s pace, and the little content it does have isn’t rewarding. I also find the ratings inexplicably good .The management aspect of the game is also poorly implemented in confusing menus.

If you take a closer look at the publisher, it quickly becomes obvious that it’s basically a simulator with just a new skin slapped on, released in five versions. It feels like a scam/cheap cash grab to me.

Too clunky for a 1.0 release game and too many bugs and broken hit-boxes on some of the mobs I encountered when trying to play. Don't buy.

Loving almost everything about this game, but why cant I turn crop plots? why must it always face 1 direction? FIX THIS PLEASE!!

I love this game with all my heart! It is so many things at once. It is relaxed building, crafting, managing and questing. If you want it to be a relaxing experience, you can customize your difficulty to your own desires by turning off or on very specific elements of the game. If you like Minecraft, kingdom come, sons of the forest, this game might be right up your alley!

I had low expectations for this. I saw a cheesy internet add for it and got it while it was on sale. I downloaded it. Turned it on. Blinked. And then before I knew it I opened my eyes post blink and 9 IRL hours had passed. This game is very addictive and pleasant to explore. It makes even tedious tasks enjoyable. I would definitely recommend this game to anyone looking for a simple getaway from the real world into the digital world for a few hours or days

Not fun. Realizing I am don't want realism in a game, i want fun. Too much running around in too big of a world with not enough to do. Even the tech tree is awkward, it took me awhile to realize once i unlock a structure then i need to buy individual upgrades, gee thanks. At least Icarus has more fun gear and better graphics.

Perfect combination of city building, survivalcraft, and life simulator- this game is what ive been searching for for years!!

Overall, this is a very addictive game and it's been amazing seeing my village blossom. However, I would like to kindly request that the developers add a feature to allow us to pet the animals. All the animals. That is my only complaint.

Edited to Add: Okay, sorry, not my only complaint. I absolutely understand that the purpose of the game is to create a dynasty, but I would absolutely appreciate if we had more options than heterosexual relationships. Let me adopt a kid from town. And let me marry who I want. I don't think it would be a huge stretch.

So yeah, two requests please. Let me marry the pretty lady traveller and adopt a kid AND pet the animals. Would be satisfied with a response saying these are on the table for the future, I can wait. Thanks!

I really wanted to like this game and gave it several chances. But ultimately, it just doesnt work. It tries to be a lot of games a the same time (Survival, RPG, City Builder/Management, etc.) but while it has some interesting ideas it fails to really shine in any of these areas. It also has some odd immersion breaking choices, like there being no weather (at times, I heard what might be a rainstorm but even on highest graphic settings, there was never any visual indication), repeated 4th Wall breaking comments from NPCs, that would have been fun as an one/off Easteregg, but in their frequency just get annoying and no swimming (?!). But all of this could be overlooked, if the game had a compelling story that kept drawing you back in. Unfortunately, the writing is by far the low-part of the game, it feels like a 12 year olds first attempt at a DnD campaign.

I only played for a few minutes but I was instantly struck by how soulless and unimaginative the game felt; from the template intro to the robotic npcs and weird ambient voice lines. Pass.

Great for those that like survival games set in a Medieval times. Quest and story are pretty good too. Haven't played multiplayer yet.

you can't kill literally anything but wild animals (maybe bandits never seen one) but otherwise it's pretty good

I bought it right in the beginning when it first came out, I was told not that many things changed in the meantime , so now I am downloading it to play through a second time.It is a very nice game and worth the time.

Love the intense level of detail and realism in this game!

I enjoyed this game and still going at it. Lots of improvements since I played the first time few years back. I recommend it.

Like many things, my time is deceptive. I had this on the Xbox before I bought it on Steam (Thanks, Game Pass ^^) and easily have another 40+ hours there.

Many survival games play alike, and the survival and crafting aspects of this game are fairly similar. However, there's another aspect of MD that makes it far more interesting: building a settlement up and eventually settling down and starting a family (this is the Dynasty aspect of the namesake)

There are two playable modes to this game: the Valley, in which you play as a pre-made character named Racimir who has his own tale to play through, and the Oxbow, in which you play as a character of your own making and lacks a deeper story. The primary differences are that the Oxbow supports multiplayer, the character creator, and that each has a different map to explore. The character creation is not that deep, but it's adequate enough.

The early game of each are rough, but not face-meet-grindstone rough. Definitely stay the heck away from Bears and Wisent until you're adequately prepared though. Once you start getting enough buildings and residents to automate some of the resource gathering, it speeds things along nicely.

An interesting aspect of the game is if you have a child who is of age, and your main character dies, you can continue your Dynasty as the child. I also find the names of random characters interesting, though I admittedly lack the knowledge and understanding of Polish culture to adequately appreciate them (or, admittedly, pronounce some of them... I'm more than happy to learn, though.)

There are a great many references to listen for as well. Lots of pop culture silliness from Pokemon to memes. A couple of my favorites is passing a character and hearing "It's not much, but it's honest work" and another hearing a kid shout "KA-ME-HA-ME-HA!" There's also a pretty touching story about a Memorial Tree that commemorates the wife of a man who coped with her illness and eventual passing by playing this game.

The game also has a wonderful community. I am not one who plays multiplayer in games like this, but from my experiences, this one's good.

For me this is a solid 8.5/10. Worth getting at full price (to me), hands down, and who knows: You might enjoy it too.

İsminde medieval geçen bir oyunda adam akıllı bir plate armor bile yok. Yapımcılarda modlamaya karşıymış anladığım kadarıyla. Kıt içerik ve kalın kafalılık. İade edebilsem ederdim edemiyorum.