City States: Medieval

Gazete küpürlerinden kendinize oyun yaratıyormuş hissi veriyor. UI da bir bütünlük yok. 2000 yılında değiliz bu nedir ? Erken Erişim'den Çıkış: 24 Tem 2026 yazıyor. Yarın oyun böyle çıkıyorsa eyvah. Sadece campaing modu var, free mod yok. Şehirleri ve mekanikleri kendim keşfetmek isterdim. Derinlik hissi veriyor ama bütünlük yok.

Hola a todos. Estoy viendo muchas reseñas negativas de un juego que, al fin y al cabo, está en Early Access. En el peor de los casos costaba 18 €; en mi caso lo compré por 10 €. Lo único realmente negativo que puedo decir es que tiene una curva de aprendizaje bastante pronunciada. La campaña tutorial te lleva de la mano y explica lo básico, pero cuando decides lanzarte al modo sandbox te das cuenta de que falta información y no tienes muy claro qué hacer o hacia dónde avanzar. En mi opinión, el juego es una mezcla de gestión económica, estrategia militar y city builder. Aunque no profundiza demasiado en ninguno de esos aspectos, consigue engancharte y despertar las ganas de seguir jugando para descubrir todo lo que puede ofrecer. Creo que todavía le falta contenido y pulido, pero también pienso que va por muy buen camino. Por un precio de entre 10 y 15 €, lo compraría sin dudarlo y esperaría con ganas la versión final. Y esto último es un mensaje para los desarrolladores en general: si vais a lanzar un juego en Early Access, el precio debería ser accesible. Los jugadores estamos poniendo nuestro dinero para apostar por un producto que todavía no está terminado y del que ni siquiera sabemos si llegará a completarse. Ya está bien de sacar juegos en Early Access al precio de un lanzamiento completo y, unos meses después, rebajarlos para atraer a más jugadores. Los que apostamos por vosotros desde el principio acabamos sintiéndonos como auténticos gilipollas. Muchas gracias, y seguid adelante. English Hi everyone, I've been seeing a lot of negative reviews for a game that is, after all, still in Early Access. At its highest price, it was €18; in my case, I bought it for €10. The only real criticism I have is that the learning curve is quite steep. The tutorial campaign does a good job of guiding you through the basics, but once you jump into the sandbox mode, you quickly realize that important information is missing, leaving you unsure of what to do or where to go next. In my opinion, the game is a mix of economic management, military strategy, and city building. While it doesn't go very deep into any of those systems yet, it still manages to be engaging and makes you want to keep playing to discover what else it has to offer. I believe the game still needs more content and polish, but I also think it's heading in the right direction. At a price between €10 and €15, I would definitely recommend buying it and patiently waiting for the final release. This last point is directed at game developers in general: if you're releasing a game in Early Access, the price should be affordable. Players are investing their money in a product that isn't finished yet, and there's no guarantee that it will ever reach its full release. Please stop launching Early Access games at full-release prices only to discount them a few months later to attract a wider audience. Those of us who supported you from day one end up feeling like complete idiots. Thank you, and keep up the good work.

Had a lot of fun playing the intro mission, very helpful tips that make sure you're good to go moving into other envrionments. Definite recommending any history midevil fans buy this game.

I like it, its a different take on what we have seen in the past games.

Wir brauchen mehr verschiedene Truppen wie Barbaren oder Samurai für mehr Taktik im Spiel verschiedene Ausrüstung statt Truppen lvl wäre auch toll oder allgemein einfach Ausrüstung für Truppen und Helden wären auch cool

This game has a couple interesting mechanics like mixing the RTS and overworld grand strategy genres together. Ultimately though it is horribly bugged, clunky and unpolished which takes away most of the fun. To put it into better view, according to achievements 77% of people started the tutorial but only 7% FINISHED it. only 35% of players decided to load the game. Not even to do anything fancy, just start the game, save it and decide to come back to it and load it at a later time. This shows clearly how bad the game is despite it having cool ideas. Just some examples of the clunkyness: I got soft locked twice during the tutorial because i spent resources in ways the tutorial didn't want me to so I couldn't recruit units anymore which the tutorial needed me to recruit to continue so I had to restart it. The game lags around a bit despite having early 2000 graphics. When clicking on anything for example to move a unit, it takes about half a second for the game to properly register. The diplomacy menu is a joke, you have to press a left or right arrow button to scroll through 5 factions at a time when there are 50+ factions and I don't think they are sorted in any specific way. The auto battle calculation are really bad, I lost a battle where I had 3 times more units which were all stronger too and then a different time I won when i had a few less units than the enemy. The resources seem to fluctuate randomly without any real input from the player. Sometimes you just get +200 wood a month and then it goes down to +30 wood the next month and then it goes up to +300 again the month after making any planning kinda impossible. It could be a lot of fun if it wasn't so clunky to play but unfortunately it just isn't much fun past the first few minutes/hours of understanding the game and for almost 20 euro it is definitely not worth it.

Great strategy game! Something similar to Total War, but with the added bonus of building directly in the city or from the city menu, a very interesting economy, diplomacy, and events. 1. If I had to nitpick, it would definitely be the visibility of units during battle. I understand that the Middle Ages are associated with gray and faded landscapes, but here, during battle, emblems and units themselves are barely visible. 2. Limited faction selection. I understand that this is Early Access; we might play other nations over time. 3. During battle, archer units don't all shoot, only a few of the entire unit. Overall, the game has potential; I can't wait for further updates.