Middle Age Conquest

I went in with high hopes, as the reviews seemed good. But very quickly found out just how limited this game is. Overall game experience can only be described as terrible. The only reason I kept playing till the end was to see what would happen (see below on that...) Really, I've seen text games better than this. Don't waste your time. If you must know why this game is totally unrealistic and unrewarding: 1. The map makes it look like you took over the towns you conquered. But no, there's nothing to manage. You can ever only manage your starting town. You don't get anything except a limited one-time resource gain that won't even make up for your lost troops. 2. Having more troops do not equate to more damage. I made that mistake since that was a logical assumption. 1000 heroes do only as much damage as 10 heroes. The number of troops you have are just hit points, that's all. 3. No new population is ever born. You can only build new houses on limited lots and each time you build a house you get the equivalent population numbers. If you lose your population to war, they are gone forever. You can only replace them by building new houses. And nope, you can't tear down houses and bu…

I like this silly little game, Thank you.

Fun game.. I finished in under an hour, but I'd still recommend it

its not really worth the price for how short it is, sure, it is enjoyable at first but its way too easy and theres no urgency like the fear of being attacked and killed at a moments notice, nothing happens either if you capture everything, if its on discount, knock yourself out but at the price it is, i don't think its worth it.

It kind of cracks me up that you can 100% the game achievement wise without actually finishing the map. The whole gameplay loop revolves around hiring workers- food, wood, mining - stacking resources to buy research points, houses, blacksmith upgrades, troops, and advancing to the next age. It's a very simple and very short loop. There was some alt-tab to wait while resources grew action since there didn't appear to be anyway to manually farm resources besides using the trader (trade one resource for another). The game feels like a school project, some neat concepts with terrible execution. It's only worth picking up for under $1 or if you're just looking for an easy 100% game. I'm not sure how they came up with the $6.99 price tag, ideally it should be right around $1 for the quality.

A very fun and addictive Iddle game. I played for hours and loved it. The management mechanics, graphics and game evolution are very good and the challenge it provides is very interesting. I highly recommend!