Knights of Conquest: Feudal Shenanigans Galore

Knights of Conquest: Feudal Shenanigans Galore

ES Galore · November 14, 2025 · Action RTS, Hack and Slash, City Builder, PvE, Strategy

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Where to buy Knights of Conquest: Feudal Shenanigans Galore — official stores

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Knights of Conquest: Feudal Shenanigans Galore price by region

Knights of Conquest: Feudal Shenanigans Galore costs £5.12 in the United Kingdom, €5.89 in Europe (EUR), $6.99 in Georgia (USD), $7.33 in the United States, CA$15.49 in Canada, NZ$17.49 in New Zealand, A$17.75 in Australia, zł32.90 in Poland and R$38.49 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Knights of Conquest: Feudal Shenanigans Galore offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £5.12 −49% £9.99 £5.12 2
Europe (EUR) €5.89 −50% €11.79 €5.89 2
Georgia (USD) $6.99 $6.99 $7.33 2
United Statesyour region $7.33 −39% $11.99 $7.33 2
Canada CA$15.49 CA$15.49 — 1
New Zealand NZ$17.49 NZ$17.49 — 1
Australia A$17.75 A$17.75 — 1
Poland zł32.90 −40% zł54.99 zł32.90 2
Brazil R$38.49 R$38.49 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Knights of Conquest: Feudal Shenanigans Galore

Hail, Sir Knight!
The King has bequeathed unto thee royal lands as reward for thy faithful service. However, these lands are untamed, with its subjects rejecting thy rule as if they weren't a part of the kingdom. As a faithful vassal of thy lord, take up thy sword and conquer these lands and bring them under thy rule, as is thy right!

Develop your holdings by managing resources and buildings. Each building has a purpose that unlocks greater advantages for your town and for your campaign, whether if it's a simple house for your peasant populations, or a grand marketplace to open up a town to trade and resources that are otherwise not available in the town. Construct walls and defenses to defend your holdings from invaders and develop them in order to bring more resources and manpower for your campaign.
Improve your own skill as a knight and upgrade your equipment as you progress through your journey as a knight. Whether it be improving your personal martial skills, or increasing your ability to lead bigger retinues, investing in your knight will allow you greater power and ability to conquer other lands.You'll need soldiers if you want to destroy anything larger than a bandit group. Levy from your peasant population a basic army, though at the cost of not being able to put them to work, and lead them in battle against enemy forces. Different units are strong or weak against varying enemy types, so choose your army well. With more development and resources, you may even recruit professional soldiers that are superior to the levies, and don't take away from the labor pool, although their cost is higher than a simple peasant recruit.Sometimes, or rather all the time, it's more fun to play with friends.Bring your fellow knights into your game to assist you!Divide up your holdings among your friends, who can in turn help you manage your realm as it grows, and assist you in battle with their own armies! Conquer the realm with your knight friends!

Knights of Conquest: Feudal Shenanigans Galore — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS
Player modes
Single-player, Online co-op
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Nov 29, 2025
Amazing bones but still needs a lot of polishing. me and my friend have been playing and love the city and army building mechanics. Right now the most annoying part is that if somebody is hosting and the other person leaves they have to re grant all the land to the other player every time they get back on.
5 found this helpful
Recommended Mar 21, 2026
This game is one I've been desperately waiting around for, a Mount and Blade type game that allows you to customize your towns/forts. If that sounds fun to you, this game is definitely going to satisfy you. Download that demo and see for yourself. The Mount and Blade -like portion of the game has you moving through the world in 3rd person, going around trying to conquer towns/villages and destroying bandit camps. Your party of soldiers follow you around and you can command different groups of them in fights with some simple commands. Combat itself is fairly simple but enough to make fights engaging. When you capture a town, or when you go to a town you own, the game allows you to customize and run it. The town portion of the game is basically a colony sim where you place your buildings, grow and juggle resources, and increase your population and their quality of life. Different towns have different resource bonuses, so setting up trade caravans between your towns becomes pretty useful, especially when capturing new towns. Every town you capture is a whole new little colony to manage, but it means more resources for more soldiers to conquer more towns, and you repeat. This truly…
3 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 30, 2025
Fantastic bite-sized game with a surprising amount of depth. Can feel a little like Age of Empires at times, and Mount & Blade at others, though has its own unique mix. Developers are also quite quick with fixes and are actively improving what is already there. You can finish the campaign in its current state with few issues.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 30, 2025
Finally someone created something new and fresh, game is buggy as you might expect but holy hell is it fun. I really wish the dev gets more sales, would love to see where he takes this.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Dec 26, 2025
This is a rough but fun game, it can be a little buggy and laggy but the dev is working fast and alot on this one. Deffently has enough to justify the price tag and for those that like little quirky games this is for you. Its a city builder and rts like game.
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 4, 2026
I FELL CLICKBAITED - THIS IS NOT A MOUNT AND BLADE - STYLE GAME I went into this expecting something much closer to Mount and Blade : recruit soldiers , personally fight alongside them , conquer settlements , and spend a lot of time in battles. After Almost 7 hours ive had 6 battles. The overwhelming majority of my time has been spent managing settlements : constantly changing buildings , moving workers around , producing resources , transferring food and wood between settlements , waiting for new population to appear , improving prosperity , and figuring out hidden building requirements. I actually started enjoying the economic side for a while. I figured out how the woolery unlocks the tailer, built up my settlements, stocked up tens of thousands of wood and food, and finally got soldiers with decent equipment. But then i realized that i was spending almost all my time preparing to fight instead of actually fighting. Thats the problem. The trailers and presentation made me expect a medieval combat sandbox. What i found is much closer to a medieval settlements builder game with battles. And the battles themselves are extremely short (30 sec max ) compared t…

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