Medieval Battlefields
Cateia Games · 2016 · Strategy, Indie, Medieval, Turn-Based, Vikings
PC
Mostly Positive79% · 14 📉 Recent reviews down 62%
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About Medieval Battlefields
Train your armies: 27 medieval army units, including elite units like: Templar knight, Paladin and Beowulf.
Build and upgrade your castles: without strong fortifications and siege supplies your castles won't last long.
Improve your war equipment, armor and weapons: freshly trained unites will need it on the filed soon. You can be a knight of the English Crown, a champion of the French Court or a fierce Viking marauder as you navigate the ever-changing theater of war. Wrest lands from those unwise enough to cross your path and finance your continental conquest! Will your campaigns be the stuff of songs and legends as you march to triumph? Or will you buckle under the onslaught of your adversaries? History is written by the victors – make sure you're not just a footnote.
Build and upgrade your castles: without strong fortifications and siege supplies your castles won't last long.
Improve your war equipment, armor and weapons: freshly trained unites will need it on the filed soon. You can be a knight of the English Crown, a champion of the French Court or a fierce Viking marauder as you navigate the ever-changing theater of war. Wrest lands from those unwise enough to cross your path and finance your continental conquest! Will your campaigns be the stuff of songs and legends as you march to triumph? Or will you buckle under the onslaught of your adversaries? History is written by the victors – make sure you're not just a footnote.
- Fast paced turn-based strategy game with medieval units and weapons
- Use your tactics and skills to win battles
- Train your armies and upgrade their equipment and abilities
- Upgrade your castles – victory favors the prepared
- Play Campaigns or Skirmish single-player
- Play Hotseat against your friends on one device
- Fight on behalf of England, France or as a savage Viking
- 27 medieval army units, including elite units like: Templar knight, Paladin and Beowulf
- Dozens of challenging maps and varied battlefields
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise this turn-based strategy game for its accessible, straightforward gameplay and clean square-based combat system without awkward mechanics, noting it's good value especially on sale and enjoyable for quick play sessions. However, common complaints include limited strategic depth and minimal challenge even on higher difficulties, lack of faction variety or meaningful customization, and a relatively short campaign that doesn't encourage replaying. The game is generally viewed as a casual, lightweight option best suited for portable play rather than a serious strategy title.
This used to be an android game. I play this on my small windows device when i am on the train. It's clearly a tablet game. Don't think i would play this on my pc though. The AI isn't a big challenge (at least if you know how to use combined arms with archers and knights). A good fun.4 found this helpful
it's the nice square turn based combat. no iffy flanking movements.2 found this helpful
I picked this up during the sale at 70 % off and for that price, i don't think anyone will have an issue with the value for money and i recommend picking it up. The full price is already low and definitely fair, although there are obscenely cheap (or even free) great games out there that this has to compete with, so whether or not it is worth it depends on your preferences and your disposable income. If you want a fun little game that is quick to grasp (and reasonably sized to complete/100% it) this might be right for you, if you want factions or even custom empires with VASTLY different mechanics, a deep story-driven campaign or an intricate research tree it's not.1 found this helpful
I first purchased this game on iOS, and quickly fell in love with it! I agree with Sgt. Steiner's review, with only one thing to add. I cannot seem to create an online account. This is frustrating, as I completed all different forces (English, French and Vikings) with all difficulty levels. The only game I have done so, so far. Having said that, I honestly can not say that there is any real challenge with any of the game's increasing difficulty levels. Initially, I remember that I would try to access as many different soldier types, during my initial stages of play, when I first purchased it, before I purchased the Black Edition. However, it seemed to me that the best method to win the game, during all campaigns was to focus on creating a blacksmith, followed by creating the entry-level footsoldier of each nation. Then proceed to upgrade the blacksmith, until it is fully upgraded, whilst creating the entry-level footsoldier, every turn. After fully upgrading the blacksmith, depending on the campaign/scenario, go build various other buildings, as deemed fit. If you need more income, create a marketplace. If you need better armour, create the war school, upgrading the better armour …1 found this helpful
https://youtu.be/CyV4LHc9_Dg Overall simple with a limited range of player options won't draw players to multiple rounds of this light strategy game.
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