Medieval Dynasty (PS5)

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Hunt and cultivate your land, build your home and expand your village into a flourishing medieval town. Europe in the Middle Ages – Trade between nations has brought prosperity and progress to the land and its people, but also envy, greed and distrust. Food and water are pretty minor inconveniences, there is water absolutely everywhere and it's safe to drink. The point of the game, story-wise is to survive beyond your original character, or to create and actual dynasty.

At some points the lines you are exchanging with the NPCs makes the whole exercise feel like an awkward play your teachers would force you to participate in back in elementary school. It’s been brought up that the white on white approach the game has doesn’t really work all that well. Its story hardly stacks up against AAA RPGs like The Elder Scrolls but it's good enough given the game's many other strengths. Speaking of menus, when dealing with the game’s actual menu and its submenus, and not with the radial menus during gameplay, it felt to me like the layers ran a bit too deep and navigation could take a while to get used to.And while I did manage to get past the other clunkiness in the game and learned to enjoy them for what they are, one thing I could not get past is the way text is displayed when exchanging words with a character. If I was inside a sub-menu 2, 3 or even 4 layers deep, I could use circle with not problem to backtrack all the way to the original radial menu. In general, I would probably recommend doing one trial run following the quests religiously to learn what the game is and how to work with the mechanics and once that’s hammered in, a second playthrough in just survival mode with no quests is probably the best way to enjoy Medieval Dynasty.

If you're running a script or application, please register or sign in with your developer credentials here. It is here where you need to watch your coin as it’s very simple to make a mistake and miss out on easy money. Even though the constant backtracking might be a pain, I personally found the game’s slow pace relaxing rather than annoying and enjoyed my time with it. Please be aware that items destined for China are taking considerably longer to be delivered than usual.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.

Role playing: Develop your own character, interact with NPCs, take care of your family and form community alliances by helping others and trading freely. Auch die Updates aktuell und die Roadmap die für das nächste Jahr angekündigt wurde (inklusive Koop-Modus) wird in für die PS5 Version so erscheinen. Immerse yourself in a beautiful open world with an idyllic day/night cycle, seasons and realistic weather. A massive medieval open 3D world awaits… Be aware of harsh winters and unexpected events while honing your skills to turn from a medieval survivor into the ruler of a dynasty. And second, it serves as a vehicle that you can use to learn about the world, and, most importantly, the many, many mechanics you have at your disposal to interact with said world.Doing so will help you level up faster and it is a decent way to tutorialize the mechanics, but the game won’t force you to follow the story. I couldn’t tell you if this happens in absolutely every single menu, but it happened enough that it was noticeable.

Namely, some assets would unload when you walked away from them while still having them on your line of sight. Mixing the difficulty that comes with city building and management with a first-person survival gameplay mixes remarkably well and creates an immersive atmosphere where you may face a variety of issues, from not having enough food or water to lacking the necessary number of people to run your town in a semi-functional manner, to everything in-between. Cut down trees, collect resources and explore mysterious caves: you will find something new to discover everywhere.The music does change when engaging in battle, which is a nice touch, but in general, is unremarkable in a good way. And sure, this is a survival game at its core, and you would normally not even have as many NPCs to interact with as you do in Medieval Dynasty, but having a bunch of characters and not getting them to be memorable enough that you care about them makes them feel more like filler content than an actual feature. You can also really tell the difference in seasons from the way the world looks, and the different color hues you can see here and there. The PlayStation 5 version has now been updated so that it will run at 60 fps something it lacked when originally released. In Medieval Dynasty, you take on the role of a young man who has fled from war and wants to take his fate into his own hands.