First off i have to say that i refunded the game after only a hour. Little bit later i decided to give it a last try and damn, i was suprised on how solid it actually is.

Obviously it has all the common early access issues like the performance being not optimal, animations looking clunky and of course a few bugs, tho i haven't experienced a game breaking one yet.

On the other side Bellwright feels like Medieval Dynasty just more focused on combat, arms and armour. (The combat could obviously be improved but it's not a big issue as of now) It has the same slow but relaxing progress which i personally really enjoy. The villager management is also satisfying and very similar to games like Rimworld or Going Medieval. The world itself is huge with a few villages here and there and certainly some bandit camps/outposts. To be fair the game is more of a running simulator as of now but hopefully that's going to change soon when they add horses.

I am really enjoying the game and i feel like most people which liked Medieval Dynasty or similar games will like it aswell, tho i wouldn't recommend it for everyone.

In the end it's your decision, either you buy it and take the risk of a possible abandoned game and "lose" your money or you simply don't buy it and check back in a year or so.

First off i have to say that i refunded the game after only a hour. Little bit later i decided to give it a last try and damn, i was suprised on how solid it actually is. Obviously it has all the common early access issues like the performance being not optimal, animations looking clunky and of course a few bugs, tho i haven't experienced a game breaking one yet. On the other side Bellwright feels like Medieval Dynasty just more focused on combat, arms and armour. (The combat could obviously be improved but it's not a big issue as of now) It has the same slow but relaxing progress which i personally really enjoy. The villager management is also satisfying and very similar to games like Rimworld or Going Medieval. The world itself is huge with a few villages here and there and certainly some bandit camps/outposts. To be fair the game is more of a running simulator as of now but hopefully that's going to change soon when they add horses. I am really enjoying the game and i feel like most people which liked Medieval Dynasty or similar games will like it aswell, tho i wouldn't recommend it for everyone. In the end it's your decision, either you buy it and take the risk of a possible abandoned game and "lose" your money or you simply don't buy it and check back in a year or so.