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Lifespan score reflects how much gameplay this pc game has in it. A high Lifespan score could represent a short fun game, which can be replayed again and again or it could be a game that takes a long time to complete. Please login to add your score for Medieval Dynasty Lifespan played on the pc. It all feels rather grand in scale, certainly befitting that dynasty moniker. And from this First Look, it’s clear that Medieval Dynasty isn’t lacking in ambition.

The “story” of the game is that you play as a guy who has fled his war-torn home and you want to start anew. This is easier said than done and you have to pretty much start with nothing and build from there. Think of how you start in a game like Minecraft and you will have an idea. Medieval Dynasty promises a story that will never end, so long as the dynasty continues.

The longest serving king I had was 34 years and he was murdered even though the kingdom was excelling in all areas? Please reduce assassination attempts as it's not realistic at all.

It's almost like the choose your own adventure games but better. Only complaint I have is that this seems to be one of one. Different rulers will occupy the throne in your stronghold and each will have their merits and their manias. Sometimes you'll have to make decisions while playing the role of an insane king, sometimes a wise king like the legendary King Arthur.

Activate CD Keys on your Steam client to download the games and play in multiplayer or singleplayer. If they're not kept happy, they'll be more than happy to move to another village, another settlement. If you are having issues with some resources, you can also trade with these other villages and settlements too, selling what you have in abundance and stocking up on what you're short of.

You can head up into the mountains near plenty of iron, or you can gaming locate it alongside the river for easy access to water and fishing. You’ll soon need some workers to start making things easier for yourself. To that end, you’ll need to find a wife and marry her, raise a family, and prepare a son to take over your land by passing your knowledge over to him. It might be from old age or disease or from an unfortunate run-in with a bear, and your son will inherit your lands and goods and workers. One man might ask you to help repair his thatch roof, while another might ask you to go hunt some deer for him.

Also, very important, make it that the chests in the buildings do the same things. Like when I put something in the Hunter's lodge, I can immediately go to the table and craft something without having it be in my inventory. Or any chest for that matter, because having it as it is, is annoying. What can make building easier, give us the option to build a chest outside in the open where you can put materials in, and use them for building. It's also their only game out, and hasn't seen an update since June of 2019.

It does look like these plants may be highlighted later on in the game when you level up a tech tree, but that’s a long way off it seems. Medieval is still in early access, and this shows quite a bit at the moment as there are still a lot of glitches and bugs that are showing up as more people start playing the game and discovering these little problems. Apart from the sound issues I mentioned earlier, the main bug I’ve encountered was on a quest to visit and speak to Sambor the hunter. It didn’t matter how many times I visited him, on different times of the day or night, or in different seasons – he just would not speak to me, and I was, therefore, unable to ever complete that questline. To select any crafting recipes, Medieval Dynasty uses a convenient crafting wheel approach that makes the selection of all the craftable items pretty easy.