
Rewrite medieval history through bloody siege combat in a fusion of RTS and Grand Strategy genres. Rule, build, and serve your King as a minor lord in medieval Europe. Experience siege, field and naval combat with an unseen degree of brutality. Rogue-like progression, epic towns and battles await…
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Medieval Kingdom Wars brings a fresh perspective to the grand strategy genre, combining world map kingdom management with a full-on real time approach. It`s 1336, the time of the Hundred Years' War
You start the game as a minor noble, in service to your King. With over a dozen nations and over 50 Lords to choose from, each playthrough is truly unique and tells it`s own story.
There are many ways to play the game. The Grand Campaign. Classical RTS skirmish with solo, coop and multiplayer options. And a story driven introductory campaign that introduced the player to the the time period through 9 crafted scenarios.
Everything takes place in real-time, with rogue like game progression - everything you do is constantly saved, even during the battle. There are no second chances, no turns, or multiple reloads.
This is a first game to fuse Fixed Force and RTS gameplay. As you bring your army to battle, you can also set up your siege camp or town, collect resources and train new troops as the battle unfolds.
Battles are truly epic - with up to 120 battalions per battle. Bloody sieges, pitched field battles, and naval warfare unfolds with brutal historical realism and survival elements. Includes looting corpses, or taking apart towns for resources.
You have the freedom to manage everything up-close and personal by entering towns in RTS mode. Task your peasants, construct buildings and walls, and position your troops. Same time you can also manage everything on the world map.
Late Middle ages was a time of many technological breakthroughs. The game represents this with complex historical tech tree - with over 240 innovations and local technologies - from religious matters to military and innovative siege tactics.
As you improve your lordship, you will engage in complex feudal system within your Kingdom. Serving your King and maintaining relations with your fellow lords, as well as influencing larger European politics.
Eventually you can rebel, and overthrow your King. This opens entire new level of gameplay. As you hire new Lords, divide the land between them, and engage in a complex diplomatic system of European politics.
Beautiful, living and ever changing game world awaits you. The map of Western Europe is complete with nearly 200 towns and hamlets. The towns are enormous and hand-crafted historical reproduction of actual medieval towns.
And last, but not least, you can also expect…
Dynamic weather and season changes effecting the gameplay
Social component to the grand campaign – with chat and other social features
Over 30 units and siege weapons, unique for each nation
Wonderful music, using real musical instruments
Powerful World Editor and other modding tools
Free updates for months after launch
Rare indie production value, with the game created by only 3 developers
Real time in-game help from volunteer Mods and Developers
…and so much more awaits you.
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There’s not much to say. It’s not fun and quite an empty game.
The concepts around this game is really amazing, to combine both RTS and real time grand strategy is always good, but to add RTS and build up your towns and cities and make them formidable and prosperous is really great. So the creators get a A+ for concepts. However, the execution though interesting and fun has issues and restraints on it. I experienced crashes to desktop mainly going from town, city, and battle to map... not always but it happens. The actions on map make difficult to fully enjoy it, you have buttons that generate in army that are not meant for the army like recruit or it actually says something like "it costs silver to recruit troops on the map so for early game they recommend recruiting them from towns and cities and switch them over to your army"... so your army cannot hit recruit, it keeps you from doing it even though the button exists, they won't let you use it. But when you click on the city and click the same button it lets you recruit anyways so they want you to transfer troops between city and army... but then again the button transfer troops won't work and it forces you do double click on the city over and over until it pops up! Also for diplomacy there is nothing and you do not even know what is going on, they say France will invade England with Scotland in the intro but then the Papacy, Bavaria, Hungry, Castile, and many other Armies are marching around England (within 1-2 seasons).. they have peace symbols shown next to their armies and conquered towns but they take over towns but you can take them back over and I will add the same "peace" symbols are on the other armies of the nation you are in. They have new games so I will stop playing this and move on to the others... if you know the history of the Hundred Years war or you watched the Robin Hood movie with Russell Crowe you don't need to play it!
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Languages: English*, German, Portuguese - Brazil, French, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 46 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I got this game on bundle, and this was the second game I've played of the series. Just minor improvements from the previous entry (Kingdom Wars 2: Definitive Edition). There are bigger maps and a stronger focus on global strategy sound great on paper, but after a while it becomes clear you’re mostly playing the same game again. Fun at first, then repetition slowly creeps in like winter in a medieval village. I can only recommended for fans of the genre, if bought on sale. I'll give it a 6/10.
Do not buy ! Pure scam. They made the same game every year while changing the name, for TEN YEARS ! Enough of this now. It would be time that steam banned this studio.
[b]Medieval Kingdom Wars [/b] — глобальная средневековая стратегия в реальном времени, выпущенная в 2019 году компанией Reverie World [b]Особенности: [/b] [list] [*]Режим «Великой кампании». Игроки оперируют большой картой центральной Европы с огромным количеством городов, которые надо захватывать, освобождать или брать в осаду. [*]Масштабные битвы. В каждом сражении участвует до 120 батальонов. [*]Управление городами. Можно руководить крестьянами, строить здания и стены, размещать войска. [*]Феодальная дипломатия. Игроки участвуют в сложной феодальной системе в своём королевстве, поддерживают отношения с другими лордами и влияют на большую европейскую политику. [*]Многоплановый геймплей. Тактики вознаграждаются очками опыта для сложного древа навыков, что имеет огромное значение в многопользовательской игре. [*]Режим «Схватка». Два игрока могут объединиться и помериться силами с ИИ или с дуэтом случайных игроков онлайн [/list] [h1]⭐⭐⭐⭐ [/h1]
Gameplay Mechanics: 7/10 Narrative: 4/10 Graphics: 5/10 Sound and Music: 6/10 Replayability: 7/10 Innovation: 7/10 Medieval Kingdom Wars aims high by blending grand strategy, real-time battles, and city-building into one medieval sandbox. While it doesn’t always stick the landing, the ambition behind it deserves respect—especially for an indie title. Gameplay mechanics are the strong point. You’ll manage diplomacy, build your economy, upgrade cities, and command troops in real-time battles. The systems can feel clunky at times, but there’s enough depth here to satisfy strategy fans looking for something beyond the usual. Score: 7/10. Narrative is weak. The game provides only a thin historical backdrop, with minimal storytelling or immersion in your ruler’s journey. It leans heavily on its sandbox nature without much in the way of character or scenario depth. Score: 4/10. Graphics are outdated. The world map and units are functional, but visuals lack polish and detail, especially in battle animations and terrain. It’s serviceable at best. Score: 5/10. Sound and music get the job done but don’t shine. The voice acting is limited and repetitive, while the soundtrack offers background flavor without standing out. Score: 6/10. Replayability is decent. With multiple factions, open-ended gameplay, and different approaches to conquest and diplomacy, there’s enough content to keep you experimenting. Score: 7/10. Innovation earns points for mixing genres. Combining full-scale battles, town-building, and diplomacy into one cohesive loop is bold—even if execution is uneven. Score: 7/10. Bottom line: Medieval Kingdom Wars won’t blow you away with story or visuals, but it scratches the medieval strategy itch in a way few other games try to. If you’re a genre fan and can tolerate some rough edges, it’s a rewarding underdog.
Game feels like its 20 years old the only thing nice about it, is the charm from the devs and the voice actors having fun. Game has heart but cannot recommend it
I won't say that this is a complicated game with many features. However, if you like games such as Age of Empire or Stronghold Crusader, you probably like this game. The gameplay is a mixture of Crusader King and Age of Empire with the game is played in campaign map format and play-pause situation. And when you attack a city or an army, you will be zoomed in as the Age of Empire format. You need to construct a building, upgrade your army, and establish more army to win the battle in certain amount of time. If you are looking for complex strategy game at least as same as Crusader King or Total War series, then I STRONGLY against buying this game bcs it might seem repetitive for you. But if you depart from a game such as Age of Empire, then this is the game for you. Also, it would be much more worth it if you buy it on sale and with the Greater World DLC too since the map only covers England and France.
Oyun kötü. Total war çakması ama olmamış. Para ve zaman ayırıp üzülmeyin. Pozitif yorumlar bu oyun için ALDATICI. Ne savaşları yeterince iyi, ne yönetim kısmı tatmin edici, ne de teknik olarak stabil. - Yapay zekası berbat. - Arayüz hem eski hem de kullanışsız. Basit bir komutu bile üç kere tıklamak gerekiyor. - Optimizasyon sorunları var. Büyük savaşlarda FPS çöküyor. - Diplomasi, ekonomi ve şehir yönetimi yüzeysel kalmış. Derinlik yok, tatmin yok.
Grafik des Grauens... Als jemand, der von Stronghold über Total War bis hin zu Crusader Kings die Crème de la Crème des Mittelalter-Genres in- und auswendig kennt, kann ich vor diesem Spiel nur warnen. Das Interface: Die GUI ist ein absoluter Albtraum. Winzige Knöpfe, unlesbare Texte und ein klobiges Design, das wirkt, als wäre es vor 20 Jahren mit Paint zusammengebaut worden. Eine Stadt zu betreten oder Menüs zu bedienen, wird hier zur Geduldsprobe für die Augen. Der Einstieg: Das Tutorial wirkt recht unentspannt sowie das die langweilige Kampagne, gleich zu beginn hatte ich nur noch Lust ALT+F4 zu drücken um mich von den Qualen des Spiels zu befreien, man sieht das hier Nixkönner am Werk waren. Es kommt absolut keine Atmosphäre auf. Wo andere Spiele einen sofort fesseln, möchte man hier nach wenigen Minuten nur noch das Spiel beenden. Es gibt bessere Spiele aus diesem Bereich das fängt schon bei Medieval 2 TW an. Rückerstattung beantragt, vom Look alleine her schon keine 5 Euro Wert!
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