My review of Medieval Dynasty:

A charming and welcoming game, reminiscent of The Sims, where you oversee NPC villages resembling the village of Riverwood in Skyrim, set within the Middle Ages universe.
You essentially need to farm, build, craft, hunt, and engage in trade throughout your journey to make your NPC village appear larger, more flourishing, and more attractive.

You also have side quests with NPCs that can be upgraded by the developers because the game essentially requires them to bring certain items Similar to an Assassin's Creed game.
A significant strength of the game is the seasonal system, where the environment and resources evolve throughout the seasons. I hope they enhance this system to be more complex, with varying resources depending on the season.

I recommend this game as a sandbox experience, especially if you enjoy this genre or if you wish to discover a Sims management-style game for the first time.

My review of Medieval Dynasty: A charming and welcoming game, reminiscent of The Sims, where you oversee NPC villages resembling the village of Riverwood in Skyrim, set within the Middle Ages universe. You essentially need to farm, build, craft, hunt, and engage in trade throughout your journey to make your NPC village appear larger, more flourishing, and more attractive. You also have side quests with NPCs that can be upgraded by the developers because the game essentially requires them to bring certain items Similar to an Assassin's Creed game. A significant strength of the game is the seasonal system, where the environment and resources evolve throughout the seasons. I hope they enhance this system to be more complex, with varying resources depending on the season. I recommend this game as a sandbox experience, especially if you enjoy this genre or if you wish to discover a Sims management-style game for the first time.