Medievaly: Battle Simulator

Simple but entertaining. The medieval atmosphere is well done, and the unit variety is decent. Physics-based battles can be both chaotic and amusing. It's not a deep strategy game, but it's fun to mess around with. Has potential, especially if the devs keep improving it.

Well probably its partly me ... First of all i was expecting something like TABS, secondly i vast able to even pass first level, even when i totally dominated battleground and destroyed enemy middle base they was spamming bouts sides of units way faster then i was capable to handle. May be i miss some points of the game but i got frustrated in like 15 min and doped off

A game with simple mechanics and a simple objective, protect your kingdom, but with a difficulty that keeps you hooked for a while to complete its levels. Its graphic style matches its gameplay. Recommended. 👍

I recently played Medievaly: Battle Simulator and had a great time diving into its chaotic and colorful take on the Dark Ages. The game blends real-time strategy with tower defense mechanics in a fun and engaging way. What I really enjoyed was the ability to create different battle strategies and see how they play out on a lively, simulated battlefield. The game throws in a lot of surprises, making each fight feel unique. Managing resources and defending your kingdom kept me on my toes, and the visuals are surprisingly vibrant for a medieval setting.

I actually enjoy the game, but it has a few issues that hold it back. For one, the gold miners had trouble mining a node together at one point. It seemed like a one-off bug since I tried again later and it worked fine, but it was a bit weird to see them running into each other. I also ran into a weird issue when failing the first mission and clicking "close" on the tutorial. The game froze for a few seconds before starting the battle, which was kinda strange. Another issue is units spawning outside the intended zone, especially in stage 1. It happens a lot in the mountain areas, and sometimes they just get stuck there. It’s not as bad in stage 2, but it still happens occasionally. The game is also pretty difficult. If you play defensively, it can feel almost impossible to win. I had to switch up my strategy and go full offense just to make progress. Near the end of stage 2, I also noticed some performance issues, even on high-end hardware. It was pretty odd because there weren’t many units on screen and most of the buildings were destroyed, so I couldn’t figure out why it was dropping frames. Lastly, after completing stage 2, the game booted me back to the main menu loop when I clicked "continue," which was a bit frustrating. Overall, I do enjoy the game, but these bugs and performance issues definitely need some attention. Hopefully, they get patched soon.

As a person growing playing battle simulator game, I like the premise this game has to offer. It was very easy to understand how the game works, you know almost instantly what to do when playing the game. Especially if you have experience playing similar game. It work wonders. There is a problem tho. While I finish the first campaign run (chapter-1). The game doesn't save my progress when I press "back to menu". This make my progress seems nonexistent :( Hope this get fixed soon. Shouldn't be a hard one. Personally I'm not the type to go press continue on every run since I have something to do outside of gaming. This problem actually discourage me to play. I will check on the game later to see if the problem is fixed. Good luck.

Pure chaotic fun with massive armies! Hilarious physics, epic castle sieges, and endless replay value. Absolute blast for quick mayhem! ✅

Medievaly: Battle simulator is a fun and challenging game, with campaigns that increase in difficulty and enemies that challenge players' strategies at every turn. It delivers what a good RTS should offer. The background music is pleasant, and the menus are easy to navigate. I believe the developer should continue investing in new levels and game modes with limited troops, or a progression where you start with only the weakest troops and, as the game progresses, stronger troops are unlocked according to certain requirements. Other than that, I believe the tutorial could be simpler and more user-friendly, as the tutorial game (level 1) already offers a level of difficulty that can scare new players away. Otherwise, it's a great game, especially considering it was conceived and developed by a single developer. I congratulate the game and look forward to seeing the upcoming updates.