Medieval Dynasty

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

An addictive waste of time. This game is fun undoubtedly, If you enjoy games that swallow up a lot of your time like the Sims or Animal Crossing you'll probably fall in love with this one as well. Kind of like those games there isn't really an end to them, but also like those games you'll want to use some cheats to really have fun with it. The physics engine can mess up at times and it only take one second for you to have your life quickly snuffed out by a tree, losing all of your progress for the day. If you don't mind the grind and love building I would suggest giving this one a shot!

Basicly one of the best games you should play. Before they came up with the patches which changed the npcs, I would give 10/10 but after that patch, it's kinda annoying and made the game by far harder. The NPCs did not need tools nor seeds to work on your farm fields but now they do. Still, the game is one of the best you definitely should play. But because of these changes to npcs, I give a score of 7/10. If you haven't checked out the game yet, you should.

No idea what is goal of this game, works better than asmr to put you into sleep

Main story is really well written and interesting. Almost everything else is flawed, requires twiddling with the settings, or is borderline broken. Much of the game is spent walking between villages, which takes a lot of real time as they are moderately far apart. You can get a horse, but it costs more money that you will realistically have until very late in the game. There are also fast travel carts, but again, cost more money than you will have to spare until late in the game. Hunting is okay, though animals have too much health, making it a bit of a boring grind, luckily you can turn their health down in the settings. Your carry capacity is tiny, and you can't upgrade it at all until the early mid game, and even then it's tiny until you can unlock a mount. Somehow, vehicles like travois or hand carts or even the simple packs you see in illustrations. Luckily you can turn off carry capacity in the settings, even though i usually love inventory management. Your stamina depletes too quickly, making travelling, building and hunting small animals a chore. Luckily you can turn it off in the settings. Food and water are pretty minor inconveniences, there is water absolutely everywhere and it's safe to drink. While meat is pathetic for some reason, it's so plentiful once you find a bow, you don't need to worry. Crafting is pretty good except you can only use the workbenches at your village. Meaning you have to grind to unlock them, then travel back to your village every time your item breaks since your carry capacity is so tiny. Oh, and you can't fast travel to your village. By the time you have your village to state where you can have a child, you've basically finished the game. All that's left is building for the sake of building. There's no real end game targets. Your village just grows if you want it to. The game economy is broken. Not only do you have to travel to an established village to sell anything (workers at your village don't produce coin), but the more advanced items have nowhere near the return on investment needed to make them worthwhile. You invest heavily in workshops, travelling to find raw resources, etc and time crafting to make only slightly more on a copper dagger over a stone dagger, which you can spit out tens of in no time. Worse, the cost of blueprints needed to unlock the crafting means you will be poor right up until the endgame arrives. Overall, there's fun to be had, once you've played around with the settings to get rid of the outright bad part of the experience, but it remains a painfully below average game with a cool setting.