I literally have 30 plus generations in this game, it’s amazing, the detail, the possibilities and freedom, it’s very well put together and I have been following the Reddit updates all the way through. I love it. That being said, the worst thing that could have happened, happened. There is now a cap/limit the development of provinces. Spend a few thousand gold to receive 25 gold yearly, once you have so many provinces you have to give them away and make vassals, by then the amount of troops and money you make from that province is now a fraction of what little you were making. Previously I could sink 5 million gold into developing a province and that location would produce 20 thousand per year. Severely disabiling the limiting the ability and freedom of the player to be an actual king/emperor. Now the development of any new provinces is embarrassing compared to the ones I’ve built previously, please correct this, I wanted to continue and complete this game, the limitations in developing my territories stunt motivation.

This was a lot of fun. Overall it took me just a few days to beat the game. The object being to accumulate territories. I’ve taken over all territories for my kingdom and now don’t have anything to really do. I’d love to see some more development in terms of other options once you obtain all territories. Yes there’s a few other options like interacting with your vassals, arranging marriages, and assigning education to children but this is pretty much it if you’ve conquered every land. Would definitely play it again if there were more options and interactions. Also really love the ads being slim to none-this was refreshing as most games are ad heavy to the point where it’s just annoying to play and not worth it. For what this game is being that there’s so little ads, if there was no further development of it I’d still think it was a pretty great game.

I am a super big political nerd, I am a huge fan of life simulation games as well, and finding medieval life really merged the two together near perfectly. From the ability to choose family as vassals, to the ability to wage war on other kingdoms, rebelling from your ruler with the help of other counties, and even individual people having personalities and traits. It’s got actual depth to it, and it keeps me entertained for hours. If I could suggest anything for this game, it would be better organization, and a bit more to do, or build. Even still, the game is very well rounded, and I’m really happy with the game overall, honestly zero complaints. Definitely worth it base game, and even more fun once buying the (fairly cheap) dlcs 😻 play this game!!!!!!

I play this game a lot, it plays exactly like bit life except without the incessant ads. You can do stuff like improve relationships with others but with an added twist of the Court which is basically people that live in your castle and visitors. You can have a council to make things like war and diplomacy easier. A gripe I have about the game is the UI is a bit clunky and annoying to use. It’s annoying that each year I’m waging a war I have to go through several menus to set up my tactics. Or that if you’re setting up a mentor for a young family member, you can’t see the mentor’s stats without also going through some menus. Conquering britannia Britannia is fun although I hope for a larger map in the future. I recommend this game to people that are a fan or medieval ‘sims’ or are looking for a free alternative to bitlife. 4/5 because while the system for the game is great, it lacks polish.