
Hunt, survive, build and lead in the harsh Middle Ages: Create your own Medieval Dynasty and ensure its long-lasting prosperity or die trying! Play alone or team up with friends to enjoy the ultimate medieval experience.
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Find a piece of land where you could build your home. You start as a simple farmer or a hunter, but after you gain more experience, learn and hone your skills, you can become the head of a prospering town. Design, build and improve your house - from a simple hut to an extensive farm. Convince people to join your village. Find your true love and create a family, ensuring the continuity of your dynasty. Play solo or team up with friends and explore the beautiful but harsh medieval world in the Co-Op Mode together.




An expansive, open world awaits you. Face hot summer months and cold winters and make sure that neither you nor your people lack anything.
Medieval Dynasty will captivate you with its unique genre combination for the ultimate medieval experience!



Defy the seasons: Make sure that neither you nor your population starve or die of thirst. Hunt wild animals, plant crops or trade resources to be ready for anything.

It is in your hands: Without the right tools, you won't get far – whether you're hunting, chopping trees, harvesting or building. But watch out for wear and tear so that your pickaxe doesn't become unusable in the middle of nowhere.

Live and learn: Develop your character, specialize, or become a true jack-of-all-trades as you interact with NPCs, care for your family, explore the lush world, or complete tasks for others.

Start a village: You are a town planner, builder and warden all in one! Coordinate the layout, manage the residents, gather resources, produce goods and trade to help the community grow and prosper.


The medieval world, with its dangers and gorgeous surroundings is in your reach!

Realistic Open World: Explore two expansive maps, the Valley (Solo) and The Oxbow (Solo and Co-Op) in a beautiful open world.
Cooperative Multiplayer: Team up with up to 4 friends for a cooperative gaming experience.
Character Customization: Personalize your avatar with a detailed character creator.
Dynamic Environmental Realism: Immerse yourself in a complete 4-season cycle with dynamic day/night transitions and realistic weather, all while actively engaging with the environment, from felling trees to exploring caves.
Structural and Interior Diversity: Create a diverse range of over 25 buildings, from humble shacks to sturdy stone houses, and personalize them with a selection of over 120 furniture and decoration pieces.
Extensive Crafting: Craft 300+ pieces, including weapons, tools, furniture, and clothing.
Wildlife Interaction: Encounter wolves, boars, deer, wisent and more wild animals populating the forests.
Survival Mechanics: Monitor your food, water, health, and stamina levels.
Skill Tree: Develop your character by buying new skills.
Unique Events: Experience dynamic events and decisions with direct gameplay impact.
Quests and Economy: Engage in quests, trade, and economic activities.
Social Dynamics and Family Building: Create connections with NPCs, establish your own family, and develop relationships that may lead to the joy of parenthood in the game and provide you the opportunity to pass your legacy on to the next generation.
Interactive environment: You'll be captivated by the expansive landscape that dynamically changes with your actions. Cut down trees, collect resources or explore mysterious caves: Everywhere you’ll find something new to discover.


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Medieval Dynasty is an outstanding blend of survival, crafting, farming, and village management that offers one of the most relaxing and rewarding experiences in gaming. Starting with nothing, you slowly build a thriving medieval settlement, recruit villagers, and create a lasting legacy across generations. Its beautiful world, immersive atmosphere, and satisfying progression make every hour feel worthwhile. If you enjoy building, exploring, and watching your hard work grow into a prosperous community, Medieval Dynasty is an easy recommendation and one of the best games in its genre.
[h1]Ein fast perfektes Mittelalter-Erlebnis – Entschleunigung pur[/h1] Wenn man [i]Medieval Dynasty[/i] zum ersten Mal startet, fragt man sich unweigerlich, wie die Mischung aus Survival, Rollenspiel und Aufbaustrategie funktionieren soll. Doch schon nach den ersten Spielstunden zieht das Spiel einen in seinen Bann. Es ist eines dieser klassischen "Wohlfühlspiele", bei denen man die Zeit um sich herum komplett vergisst, während man mühsam Baumstamm für Baumstamm sein eigenes Dorf errichtet. Im Allgemeinen finde ich das Spiel wirklich gut. Es hat zwar seine Ecken und Kanten, aber der Suchtfaktor ist enorm. Hier ist meine Übersicht zu den Stärken und Schwächen des Spiels: [hr][/hr] [h3]👍 Was das Spiel richtig gut macht (Pro)[/h3] [*] [b]Enorm motivierender Siedlungsbau:[/b] Es fühlt sich unglaublich befriedigend an, ein Dorf von der ersten kleinen Holzhütte zu einer florierenden Gemeinschaft aufzubauen. Da man alles aus der Ego-Perspektive steuert und jeden Hammerschlag selbst ausführt, hat man am Ende das echte Gefühl, etwas geschaffen zu haben. [*] [b]Wunderschöne, lebendige Spielwelt:[/b] Die Natur und die Tierwelt wirken sehr organisch. Der Wechsel der Jahreszeiten sieht nicht nur toll aus, sondern beeinflusst auch das Gameplay (z. B. Erfrieren im Winter oder Erntezeiten im Herbst). [*] [b]Einzigartiger Genre-Mix:[/b] Die Kombination aus Survival (Essen, Trinken, Wärme), RPG (Quests, Skill-Trees) und Management (Arbeitsabläufe für die Dorfbewohner planen) greift erstaunlich gut ineinander. [*] [b]Anpassbarer Schwierigkeitsgrad:[/b] Wenn dir der Grind zu extrem ist, kannst du in den Spieleinstellungen sehr viel anpassen – beispielsweise wie schnell du Technologiepunkte sammelst oder wie lang die Jahreszeiten dauern. Das nimmt viel Frust aus dem Spiel. [hr][/hr] [h3]👎 Wo das Spiel noch Schwächen hat (Contra)[/h3] [*] [b]Leblose Dorfbewohner:[/b] Die NPCs wirken oft wie Statisten. Die Dialoge wiederholen sich schnell, die Interaktionen (wie das Werben um eine Ehefrau) sind spartanisch und nachts sitzen die Bewohner oft nur stumm am Lagerfeuer. [*] [b]Zäher Grind im Endgame:[/b] Um die fortgeschrittenen Gebäude (wie die Mine oder die Taverne) freizuschalten, benötigt man enorm viele Technologiepunkte. Ohne Anpassung der Einstellungen fühlt sich das Spiel im späteren Verlauf oft wie Arbeit an. [*] [b]Eintönige Quests:[/b] Die Aufgaben der Haupt- und Nebenquests sind selten innovativ. Meistens läuft es auf simple Bring- oder Jagdquests hinaus ("Bringe 10 Holzspeere zu Person X"). [*] [b]Wenig Dynamik im Survival-Aspekt:[/b] Die Spielwelt ist trotz wilder Tiere und gelegentlicher Banditen sehr friedlich. Manche Spieler vermissen echte Bedrohungen, wie etwa aktive Angriffe von Banditen auf das eigene Dorf. [*] [b]Der "Dynastie"-Aspekt braucht zu viel Zeit:[/b] Bis man tatsächlich stirbt und als eigener Sohn weiterspielt, vergehen Dutzende bis Hunderte reale Spielstunden. Viele Spieler erreichen diesen Punkt gar nicht, weil vorher die Luft raus ist. [hr][/hr] [h1]Fazit[/h1] [b]Medieval Dynasty[/b] ist kein perfektes Spiel, aber es ist ein fantastisches Entschleunigungs-Spiel. Wer kein Action-Feuerwerk erwartet, sondern die Ruhe beim Holzhacken, Planen von Produktionsketten und Gestalten des eigenen Dorfes sucht, wird hier locker über 50 bis 100 Stunden glücklich. Trotz der Schwächen bei den NPCs und Quests überwiegt der Spaß am Aufbauen und Verwalten bei Weitem. Von mir gibt es eine klare Kaufempfehlung!
比较休闲养成类,陷阱放下去太难找,打猎前期只能加速用矛刺小动物。
this has to be one of the best medieval game's around.
Medieval Dynasty... I can only describe this game in one phrase: [b][i]I simply love it.[/i][/b] One of the original games to popularize this style of "Dynasty" gameplay, Medieval Dynasty has inspired plenty of copy over the years. Judging by their reviews, though, it's safe to say that none of them have managed to beat the original. After 30 hours of playtime in just two weeks, I think I've spent enough time with it to leave a proper review. [h2]The learning curve can be scary:[/h2] I first discovered this game while it was still on Early Access on my Steam front page. I wasn't planning to buy it immediately because I wanted to see how it would develop first. So I added it to my wishlist and hoped it wouldn't become yet another abandoned survival game. Looking at it now, I couldn't have been more wrong. I first tried the game on the Xbox Game Pass but was met with disappointment when my hardware obviously couldn't handle it at the time. So, fair warning: you'll want a reasonably capable PC with decent hardware if you want to enjoy the game at its best. When I finally bought it, I was immediately hooked. It took quite a bit of a bit of a challenge on handling the learning curve considering how you're immediately plunged into the open world with no hand-holding at all. It's basically: [b] "Go out there and start grinding, you parentless peasant." [/b] and I kid you not, it's one of the most intimidating feelings ever. But I took joy in that learning process, gave it my patience and time, without googling any tips like "How to build the Roman Empire in one day in Medieval Dynasty." It took me around 4.5 hours to really understand what I was doing, and as time went on I slowly felt the grind getting worse, but every restart taught me something new. What initially took me two hours eventually took only one, and by my third attempt I had learned from my mistakes enough to build a self-sufficient village that could run itself without constant babysitting. [h2]Storytelling:[/h2] To be quite honest, I know nothing much from the story since I'm only halfway there and trying not to rush things, as it's not meant to be played that way, but I've never been more immersed in a story told only through text with no voice acting by "routine style NPCs", yet it's almost like I can hear their voices coming out of my head as I read their dialogues. Truly some games prove that sometimes, it's better to leave some parts of a story to the player's imagination. This is only based on the first map, and I heard that it only gets better once you're ready to start playing the "seasoned player" map. That's more than enough motivation for me to keep getting better at micro managing my lowly peasants Overall, I believe this game, whoever is reading this, deserves your chance. Especially if you like a mix of RPG, survival, and micro-management simulation with just enough building mechanics to make your creativity work, though it's best not to overthink it. Just don't go into it expecting to recreate a historically accurate medieval metropolis overnight. Take your time, embrace the learning curve, and let your village grow one step at a time. [i]Oh and I also love preparing various meals for my villager, maybe one day I'll have enough confidence to buy and try out the cook book[/i]
需要战斗内容,大量强盗与民兵的战斗或者两个村庄之间的矛盾,这些消耗可以用来抵消掉玩家的积累,而不是一直在发展扮演村长,一直在发展,收获的东西或者说钱又没有地方使用
我抱着指点江山、吞并八方、实现宏图大业的雄心壮志,准备在中世纪书写属于我的传奇史诗!脑子里连统一大陆后的国号都想好了。结果呢?!现实给了我狠狠一巴掌!不多说了,眼泪掉进泥土里,直接给庄稼当肥料了。大家好,请允许我隆重的做一下自我介绍,我现在是名震大山沟子村的卑微村长。别提什么雄心壮志了,村民们已经排好队在等我种地了。这哪是中世纪王朝啊,这分明是《变形计之村长的搬砖日常》!我那征服世界的双手,现在正紧紧握着一把破锄头。长官,我的宏图大业就是把村头那两亩三分地犁完,失陪了,村民催我回去拔草呢!你说我要指点江山?不存在的,能把明天的口粮种出来,就是我这辈子最大的宏图大业了。拜拜了你嘞!
Waste of money even with discounted price. Their economics are broken cost of meat to sell is 1 coin, egg 1 coin, while to buy blue print of simple stool is 750 coin, table 2000 coin. So I guess, need skin 10 mammoth and still can't afford a log
Gorgeous game, with incredible attention to detail. This is the only game that keeps me continuously entertained and creating new villages. Gameplay is smooth and intuitive with detailed instructions provided for all facets of the game. I hope that in coming years we'll see some additions such as in house furniture additions, town watchmen/guards, horse and handcarts, and an Inn for travelers/seasonal workers in town.
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