Medieval Legacy

Good enough small game for 5$. I was skeptical at first but somehow it dragged me in so much that once I started playing I played for almost 5 hours straight. Of course it could be improved with more content. But it is what it is. One negative - it lacks some quality of life features. Like marking things to happen automatically once you have 20+ people in the family. It starts to take too long to give medicine when needed, repair tools, change tools, buy things from market, sell excess food... it is not a problem for most of the game, but the last one hour or two can drag a little.

Very enjoyable, Aside from the Ridiculous amount of bad rolls and bad events that can befall you. But aside form that its good fun

un juego que si le agregan mas mecanicas se vuelve muy adictivo , lo encontre genial , malditos bandidos! siempre te roban jaja

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Let me start off by saying that I'm sad to not recommend this game. I love the idea, and I've been a big fan of the "The Guild" games, which this game kind of reminds me of. The first 20-30 minutes of playing felt challenging and I felt like every month was a puzzle on how to survive. However, the balance feels off and apart from the initial few years, the game loses any type of challenge. At some point, I was just slamming the next turn button and the game played itself. I had unlocked most of the tech tree and had no idea what I could still aim for. There are different occupations that I could start my next run with, but seeing the rate at which my family expanded in my first game I don't think it'll give me enough variation to keep me engaged, especially knowing that the balance falls apart at some point. I would recommend this game if it was +/- 5-10 euros cheaper, but 15 was too much.

Not bad can be very fun buy cheap

Overall, I'd give this just an "ok" rating. Lots to like about the mechanics but some annoying and/or underwhelming traits keep me from giving it a more enthusiastic recommendation. First, I didn't realize I had "won" the game. I missed the pop up for the achievement associated with it and didn't see any other indication that I'd beat it. Just clicked the button to do a thing and nothing happened, game kept going. Perhaps this is a bug but wasn't until almost an hour later that I checked achievements and saw I got the "non-violent" win. Second, there is a lot of micromanaging in this game. providing first aid, assigning tasks, repairing equipment, etc. is all done on an individual character basis. The notifications about someone getting injured or sick don't give you the ability to handle it from there, you have to do it after the acknowledgement. Only good thing about this is you typically only get one notification for one person even if several people experience issues. At first with a small population, this isn't so bad but as your family grows it gets to be a nuisance. Why isn't there a "cure all" or even a filter by status option? Third, the game advertises as building a kingdom through generations of family but I was able to beat the game on medium difficulty in about 20 game years without any guides or trying to be fast. None of my people died of old age or anything else so the dynasty aspect didn't really seem to be much of a thing except in the use of my family head's kids to do work once they were old enough, as well as their spouses once they were married. A few grandkids just started working while still of single digit age once I finished. I think this could be fixed without extending game time by having each turn be a season rather than a month. Lastly, there is a charm to the game and a lot of the events, skills, and happenings are interesting. I did an "honorable" playthrough without engaging in much crime and might try again with a more criminal empire. The status system makes it difficult do crime late as you need a low to negative status to gain certain skills and mine was just way too high by the end game. Apparently you need to start crime early to keep your status points low. If you like simple turn based kingdom builder games, I'd say this is worth it on sale. I've put about 13 hours into it (with a fair amount of that "paused" while I was doing other things) and may do one more playthrough before I'm done with it