Medieval Farmer Simulator
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1440340/Cannon_Foundry_Simulator/
Medieval Farmer is a real-time simulator that will prove to you that the life of a farmer in medieval Europe was not at all boring and without challenges! Face the ruthless forces of nature, vermin infestations and the trivialities of everyday life. Turn chores into fun and then pass your farm on to the next generation thanks to an advanced inheritance system!
Choose the right specialisation for you and start the farm of your dreams. Create an enclosure for the animal species you want to breed, using a variety of tools and an extensive crafting system. You are only limited by your own imagination.
Prepare the land by using medieval ways to fertilise the soil and give your plants the best growing conditions. Medieval Farmer takes full advantage of real life farming methods used centuries ago.
Repair old farming equipment. For example fix a wheel to a wheelbarrow with a metal screw. You don’t have to buy new tools every time. All it takes is a little imagination and a flair for the handiwork, and you can repair them yourself and save on priceless coins.
Keep an eye on your buildings and do your own renovations when the time comes. After all, no farmer wants his hard-earned wheat to get wet through a neglected hole in the roof, right? Not to mention the thieves who, in the Middle Ages, were just waiting for the right opportunity to rob every richer farm. So keep an eye on your farm and try to keep it in the best possible condition!
It’s up to you to decide what plants or crops will grow on your farm. Harvest them at the right time of the year and trade with your fellow villagers to reinvest the money back into your farm.
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Chinese Frontiers
Chinese Frontiers is a life simulator in a Chinese settlement established during the construction of the Great Wall. As one of the inhabitants, find out if you have what it takes to build the world’s largest defensive fortification and face other daily challenges.
Work solidly. The wall will not build itself, certainly not the Great Wall! Follow all instructions carefully - it will certainly pay off in the future. And this is not just about a job promotion!
Get food. At first, rice will be your bread and butter. Well, that and possibly fish. It is also worth taking the risk and going hunting with your buddies. Hunting will allow you to eat something decent and give you more strength to work.
Be creative. Enhance your skills and create many valuable items that you can sell or use. It will significantly increase your comfort of life, but you have to take care of it yourself.
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Medieval Dynasty
Overall this is a good game, I enjoyed playing in for nearly 300 hours. However it does have it’s flaws some of which are the reason I stopped playing before clocking up 300+ hours of play time.
Firstly some of the skill and tech progression needs optimising, I still had a long way to go in many of them and very little means by which get there. most noticeably Taverns and anything in the diplomacy tree. Horses are too late in the game to of any use, there is half a tech tree dedicated to their use but they are not needed by the time you can use them.
– Real player with 284.9 hrs in game
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This game is a black hole. It’s the type of game you sit down to mess around on for 20 minutes, and then 5 hours have passed, you’ve pissed yourself, and your mouth is drier than a pharoh’s sock.
The phyiscs can be very clunky, and at it’s base settings the Villager’s needs were laughably easy to fulfil. These are fairly minor complaints, as the base mechanics and the feeling of constantly working towards the next ‘thing’ carry this game into the limelight.
However.
Following what is, for the most part, the Main Quest in the form of Uniegost’s Story is a trial of tedium. I can best liken it to Racimer being a camera for an ongoing drama, with some very slight choices by the player, that really don’t amount to much. For example, there is a quest near the conclusion of the line, which I’ll keep as vague as possible, you have to travel to the very far east corner of the map to speak to someone who has critical information. The game hypes this moment up. You get there, for me at the time it was getting dark and raining quite heavily which really helped the atmosphere, and the Guy first dallies for no particularly good reason, directly calling out that ‘you need this information in a time critical manner,’ before the guy asks you to collect… His groceries. Yep. 20 Beetroot. 20 Onions. 20 Cabbage. 20 Carrots. For the most part, the rest of the quests are running back and forth across the map, occasionally getting items, talking to various NPCs spout exposition about your Uncle.
– Real player with 111.7 hrs in game
Life is Feudal: Your Own
In one sentence: After three years this game is a spectacular monument to failure.
Played this game from the time it was first released as an early access game on steam up to the current date. Over this period I experienced first hand how it was evolving and where it was going. Played on public servers as well as on my own server. At times it replaced my real life which is sad to be honest.
I really liked this game because it had lot of potential. However it seems that after every update it became worse and worse. I was hoping the devs would first adress the issues of the game in order for every asset to be functional. I was reporting bugs, errors, malfunction and hoped that with the next update it would be fixed. But no. It never happened. Instead each update brought assets to the Clusterfuck and with that came more issues.
– Real player with 1687.2 hrs in game
I absolutely love this game. I am on a non PVP server and we are usually close to full every evening. I was unsure about the game the first hour or so. I’m used to Rpg’s where you wander around killing stuff to level up and craft when you get tired of leveling. This game is completely different. It’s all about building and crafting. It’a about wandering around a beautiful country looking for the things you need to make food, tools, armor, houses, keeps, weapons…basically anything and everything.
– Real player with 1296.8 hrs in game
Reign Of Kings
I don’t write reviews for every game I own, like or dislike. However, in this case, I feel it is only fair to let people know a thing or two.
What ROK is right now, is the end result. In that point, the dev’s have been honest when they said they won’t be adding or changing anything from now on.
This game has been abandoned. The dev’s will try to tell you otherwise, which just makes them look delusional.
This game had potential, but was let down big time. I can safely say the game was running better in Alpha 6 than after “Release”.
– Real player with 379.4 hrs in game
PROS:
1. When everything is working as it should, the combat is extremely satisfying, especially for us gore lovers. Want to lop off your opponents head? How’s about their arms and legs? Even after all that is said and done, anything that they were carrying is now yours for the taking! ( The friends that I do play with have told me this game’s combat is similar to that of Chivalry’s, so if you like that I’m sure you’ll enjoy this )
2. I’m not one for long drawn out executions, but if you are, this game has just about every tool you’ll need to make your enemies wish they’d never messed with you! Once you’ve captured your opponent, you’ll have a list of humiliation/torture/execution devices to chose from. From the gallows to the guillotine, you name it, they’ve got it.
– Real player with 187.6 hrs in game
Age Of Omens
Normally as Things go I will update my reviews, so keep posted if your interested on where the game is kind of at.
So quick things is the game is great, It’s early stage yes, There is however a satisfying amount of area to explore, lots of crafting options, and a rather nice building system, I have played a large sum of games with building, and this one does it very well.
The Dev is constantly updating the game, bringing fixes and new content, It’s single/multi I haven’t actually made a multiplayer game, I am fine being alone….
– Real player with 29.6 hrs in game
This developer has big plans for this game and eventually a sequel, so he is not going to cut and run on us like most EA title developers do (I flat out asked him). He is very responsive on discord and takes everything we the players say seriously, I asked for a longer day cycle and he put it in a patch with some other things literally 30 minutes later.
This is an EA title that is worth your time, money and support, I can’t wait to see what more is in store for Age of Omens. Updates and content come at a brisk pace for just one person and he is in the process of hiring more help. Give it a try, I’m so glad I took a chance even after being burned by so many other EA titles.
– Real player with 28.8 hrs in game
KINGDOMS
Enjoyed the updates and game play. I normally don’t play this style game and I bought it for my son who shares this sit with me. He is autistic and just loves this game, he would get excited with every update. He really likes the direction the game is going with people connecting in the game.
– Real player with 34.3 hrs in game
Went inside the capital, fell through the world into the endless abyss of the ocean, until I fell down the heavens to the earth. Only to fall through the world again to the depths of hell just to teleport to the tallest peek of the mountain, 4000m away from my settlement. I got a nice view though.
8/10 game. Would recommend.
– Real player with 22.7 hrs in game
I’m a King
There is a very interesting enigma wrapped in a mystery going on here. I really want to get into the game more, but the translation is rough. I feel certain that after a conversation we could work out some smoother edges to the translations. Thank you! Love the game! Keep: Doing It!
– Real player with 2.8 hrs in game
english translation need a hell of alot of work… very jarring…
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
Kingdom of Atham: Crown of the Champions
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KoA CotC short for “Kingdom of Atham: Crown of the Champions” is a PVE/PVP Fantasy Survival Game with many “RPG” aspects.
In the “KoA CotC” world you start your journey as a Champion; a divine mortal, sculpted by the great Elder, to quell the corruption that has enveloped the land and its inhabitants. Different champions, also sculpted by the elder, have the same goal. Be aware, some might be friendly, some might be foes, you all have the same goal but even the strongest Champions can succumb to the darkness. An array of combat options will be available to your champion from melee, ranged and magic. Choose your “Faction” with care! Factions reside in specific villages around the CotC world and belong to different “realms”. Be warned champion! Your actions in these realms will follow you and might effect your destiny.
Your aspiration, since arriving in this world, was to cleanse the darkness and vanquish those responsible for it….the Fallen. These divine guardians, once beloved and cherished by all of Atham, unearthed the Crown of the Champion; an ancient divine artifact that balances the light and the darkness in all living things.
The conflict between the guardians originated over control of the crown and lead to a split in their ranks. One that wanted to preserve Atham as is; the other that wanted to dominate it. As the battle between the adversaries raged it enveloped the known world. Giant shadows were observed on the horizon, the echoed sounds of shattered mountains reverberated through the realms and violent tremors reduced civilizations to rubble. The final engagement between the two factions lead to the shattering of the crown and the apocalyptic release of energy that reforged the Guardians into calous power mongers. Blinded to their original belief of maintaining balance amongst all things they transformed into tyrannical desbots. Their malice, brutality, and oppression altered the very nature of Atham.
The moment the Crown shattered every creature experienced and was changed by it. This was followed by 5 mysterious objects that fell from the heavens and impacted the world with such force that it created fissures across the realms. Following the “Sundering” despair invaded the hearts and minds of the people as an unnatural propagation of twisted creatures ravaged the lands searching for those remnants of the Crown. Inevitably this lead to a new conflict, the Divine War, and it has raged on for almost 400 years.
Your goal, Champion is to find the remnants of the Crown and restore balance to Atham. Build your fortress, find allies and save the realms. Crafting and fighting your way to honor and glory. The Darkness is your worst enemy; the Light … a lost friend.
We plan to add these features in the full release many are already existing in game.
-Building (make a small house, village or town).
-Complex Crafting (farming and fishing included).
-Towns with merchants and guards (Faction based).
-Party & Guild system.
-Impressive enemies of all kinds.
-Special companion to follow you around the world.
-Combat: melee, ranged, magical and underwater combat scenarios.
-Reputation aspect where your choice will impact your game play.
-Dedicated servers for rent to make your own rules and world.
-Three different races with bonuses to specific classes.
Magic Adventures
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– Real player with 54.4 hrs in game
Magic Adventures is a endless survival clicker game when you fight endless horde of enemy, and get stronger at each run.
Graphics (5.5 / 10) : This part is ok, the graphics are nice, but there only one place (the plain)
Gameplay (4.5 / 10) : Quite simple, but easy, just click to damage the foes, but no special attack or skills …
There different types of enemy, each have it own pattern.
You win gold for upgrade yourself and get stronger (HP, Damage, HP Regen)
The big problem with the game is that you start at lvl 1 at each new run, there no warp system for starting further when you start you become really stronger.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game