I found a fun and healing game after a long time.
Can become medieval people, explore the vast open world, collect various resources,
collect and hunt, and enjoy all the life elements of the Middle Ages,
create their own villages,
get married,
and build a family through detailed construction contents such as Steam Game
'The Forest.'
Let me introduce Medival Dynasty,
an open-world medieval survival simulation game full of freedom.
Although it feels unstable and incomplete
because it is still a warm early access game just over 6 week after its release,
Medival Dynasty, which has been well received by steam users in a long time,
is the latest game released on September 23.
I played for about 3.2 hours and was satisfied with this game.
== Game introduction == (Source: Steam page)
Europe in the early Middle Ages -
the rule of nobles and priests and trade between countries bring not only envy,
distrust, and greed,
but also prosperity.
Military conflicts are everywhere and all continents are changing.
You play the role of a young man who wants to escape from war
and leave his fate in his hands in the Middle Ages.
Players will develop from a young man who is alone,
has no experience in life, is poor,
and has nothing, you will develop into a master with many skills,
you are the leader of the community,
and grow into the founder of a prosperous dynasty that
will continue from generation to generation.
While hunting for food, gathering resources,
and making equipment, defending oneself from wild animals,
building homes, and creating bustling villages,
creating families and contributing to unique game experiences across many genres.
Hard winter and unexpected events will occur,
hindering your skills and efforts to build your own legacy during the play process.
You can choose to follow the main chapter,
solve the quest line, or just wander around.
and explore the vast medieval world –
but be careful because wolves or bears may try to bite you.
Start with the simplest tasks for your own survival, such as hunting or farming,
and start a family.
Create a family and have a successor - Build many different buildings and
expand the village to attract people to live close and work for you,
transform your settlement into a vibrant village,
and ultimately, create a prosperous dynasty that will rule over generations.
A huge medieval open 3D world awaits.
Hone the technique of transforming from a medieval survivor to a dynasty ruler,
paying attention to harsh winters and unexpected events.
Hold an ax, hammer, hunting bow, and make a legacy!
* For a peaceful life, the adventures of the poor and ordinary protagonist
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Medival Dynasty is a medieval open-world survival simulation game made with Unreal Engine 4.
The main character was set up as an ordinary medieval man who escaped from the wounds of war,
and when he heard that his uncle had saved a lot of money and settled there,
he went on an adventure alone to a valley far from the war to live a new life,
and arrived in a small village to start his own adventure.
The overall system feels similar to The Forest, which was released in 2014,
but it is not an action game that fights someone.
It is an open world simulation game in the Middle Ages. In other words,
it is close to a game with a peaceful atmosphere.
The game starts with a simple opening from the start, and a kind of quest is given,
but since it is a free sandbox game, it does not force the player to play any way.
Players can go to nearby villages and proceed with small stories while solving quests,
collect resources and sell them to villagers to make money, or hunt and collect activities.
* A peaceful medieval open-world game that combines
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The feeling of collecting, hunting, and building is similar to The Forest,
and the fact that it can interact with NPCs, although awkward,
reminds me of the Elder Scroll series. Of course, maybe because it is an indie game,
the interaction does not have lines recorded, the interaction is natural, or detailed.
And this game has a strong simulation tendency,
not a fantasy game that fights against unknown monsters such as The Forest or Elder Scroll,
but a game with a strong reality-based simulation tendency, and that concept.
* Kind guide and easy-to-adapt game skills |
The advantage of this game is that the game is not that hardcore,
once I can say for sure after playing for more than three hours.
fortunately, the guide of this game is well done and there are survival factors.
However, I don't play much enough this game. but I can tell this.
Soon, players can easily adapt to the game by planning slowly and performing quests as guided.
These types of games tend to have difficulty problems, and overall,
this game has a low entry barrier enough for all users to evaluate it as "easy."
The whole game feels so cute and good that it feels like a healing game.
It is a game where you can experience a simple medieval life with a light heart, not difficulty,
peaceful atmosphere. Even though the playtime was not long ago,
I felt that the game was quite addictive because it was well applied with the basic mechanism
and fun of the game where players could be rewarded for whatever action they did.
However, it's not a game without disadvantages.
Perhaps because it is an indie game, the overall character motion, animation,
and interaction of NPCs are awkward, and detailed elements are insufficient.
And I hope the translation quality will improve, and the graphics are good,
but the optimization is very unstable.
In particular, the freezing problem is a little serious personally,
but the game sometimes freezing every 20 minutes.
Graphics are good, but the required computer specifications are very high compared to the visual shown.
There is a lack of optimization,
high specifications, and unstable game itself.
Even in RTX 2080S, 60 frames cannot be maintained in FHD Full option.
Of course, the graphic is good, but it shows limitations of indie games,
and the specifications and optimization problems
must be solved so that many users can play smooth this game more.
That was Jae's mini review of "Medival Dynasty" play.
