Medievaly: Battle Simulator

Bland and boring. I beat all the campaign maps before looking at "sandbox", which was as bare bones as possible; either replay the campaign level or survive for some time. There isn't an ability to tweak income rate nor set up your own scenarios. All you literally do is spawn random units and hope you overwhelm the enemy AI with numbers. There isn't clear "Rock-Paper-Scissors" balancing act, where spears beat horses, archers beat spears, etc... It just feels random. Why use "Brute" (whatever that is) when it dies extremely fast and I can spawn horses that tank almost everything? Why even have a Ballista when just 2 or 3 horses will reach it and kill it within a second? You got the spawning mechanic, great, why stop there? Why can't I tell my units to stay in an area? Why Can't i set up defenses? Why can't i build a wall? (no, not the barrier). . I was hoping this would be like another silly Totally Accurate Battle Simulator with base attacking, but even THAT was too high of expectations I guess. Yes, I know it was made by one guy. Cool. That doesn't change anything at all. This needed very little to turn it from meh to actually fun. It's not an excuse to release something hal…

Game feels like it needed at least a few more months of development. UI is buggy and will lag, clouds get in the way of the camera, no stats for the miner, levels are way too hard, but a cool idea for a game, just half baked as of now.

Medievaly: Battle Simulator is a real-time tactical game that combines strategy, chaos, and charm. With its low-poly graphics and fun medieval units—from archers to elephants—you control battles live, no pausing or rewinding. Players collect gold during fights, deploy units wisely, and adapt on the fly. It features campaign missions, survival mode, and a sandbox for custom battles. Lightweight on system resources and affordably priced, it’s a great pick for fans of casual RTS games. 👍 Pros: Creative gameplay, fun visuals, replayable modes ⚠️ Cons: Basic graphics, solo indie dev means updates may be slower Verdict: Fun, lighthearted, and tactical—perfect for fans of real-time strategy chaos.

Well probably its partly me ... First of all i was expecting something like TABS, secondly i vast able to even pass first level, even when i totally dominated battleground and destroyed enemy middle base they was spamming bouts sides of units way faster then i was capable to handle. May be i miss some points of the game but i got frustrated in like 15 min and doped off

Pure chaotic fun with massive armies! Hilarious physics, epic castle sieges, and endless replay value. Absolute blast for quick mayhem! ✅

I actually enjoy the game, but it has a few issues that hold it back. For one, the gold miners had trouble mining a node together at one point. It seemed like a one-off bug since I tried again later and it worked fine, but it was a bit weird to see them running into each other. I also ran into a weird issue when failing the first mission and clicking "close" on the tutorial. The game froze for a few seconds before starting the battle, which was kinda strange. Another issue is units spawning outside the intended zone, especially in stage 1. It happens a lot in the mountain areas, and sometimes they just get stuck there. It’s not as bad in stage 2, but it still happens occasionally. The game is also pretty difficult. If you play defensively, it can feel almost impossible to win. I had to switch up my strategy and go full offense just to make progress. Near the end of stage 2, I also noticed some performance issues, even on high-end hardware. It was pretty odd because there weren’t many units on screen and most of the buildings were destroyed, so I couldn’t figure out why it was dropping frames. Lastly, after completing stage 2, the game booted me back to the main menu loop when…