Feudalism

Purchasing this game taught me a valuable lesson. You can't refund Steam games two weeks after purchase even if you have played less than two hours.

Abandoned game, the idea is good but without any further development it cannot be played.

Feudalism, developed by Imagimotion and IV Productions and published by IV Productions, is an ambitious turn-based strategy game that attempts to capture the sweeping scope of medieval history in a single experience. Set between 800 AD and 1492, it invites players to take control of a royal dynasty and guide it through centuries of social, political, and technological change. It’s a game that aspires to blend grand strategy with personal narrative, placing equal emphasis on family legacy, diplomacy, and the survival of one’s realm. The concept is bold—combining generational management with the slow burn of empire-building—but the execution reveals a game that struggles to match its ambition with consistent depth or polish. At its foundation, Feudalism tasks the player with maintaining and expanding a medieval dynasty through time. You are not just a ruler, but the caretaker of an evolving lineage. The game allows you to manage resources, conduct diplomacy, build armies, forge alliances through marriage, and adapt to the changing conditions of medieval Europe. Events such as famine, plague, and natural disasters are woven into the experience, creating an unpredictable world where t…

wtf you need to do trash f game

Not intuitive, ugly...and not much to it. Much better games out there that do this a LOT better for a comparable price.

This is a medieval 4X/grand strategy game where you manage a kingdom, in a similar theme to Crusader Kings, but with confused mechanics that revolve around tiles of land, tech trees, and a bunch of confusing dialogues. This is really a buggy, horrible, abandoned mess. It seems like they started making the game without understanding what the final product should be like, then gave up halfway through anyway. Very little testing seems to be done. The game crashes. Fullscreen mode doesn't work due to overscan/DPI issues, easy to fix if you bother testing. The game assets are very low resolution so they look blurry on a contemporary PC, despite this being released in 2016. Nothing wrong with the concept of a medieval 4X, but if that's what you want to play, this isn't it. Try Crusader Kings or Medieval Total War, you'll have a much better experience.