Mount & Blade: With Fire & Sword
TaleWorlds Entertainment · 2011 · RPG, Open World, Medieval, Action, Strategy
PC
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About Mount & Blade: With Fire & Sword
✦ AI summary
Lead armies across a historical sandbox inspired by the classic novel "With Fire and Sword," commanding fully customizable soldiers armed with muskets, pistols, and medieval weapons in siege warfare and open conflict. The franchise's acclaimed real-time combat evolves with firearms that fundamentally reshape strategy, paired with expanded multiplayer modes and branching storylines that reward replaying this new era of warfare.
The standalone expansion for Mount & Blade! With Fire & Sword builds and expands upon the highly regarded combat system from Mount & Blade: Warband. Firearms have been introduced to the battlefield.
In an open sand box world you choose your allies, your enemies, what provinces to conquer, what castles to siege and what quests to embark on. With Fire & Sword builds and expands upon the highly regarded combat system from Mount & Blade: Warband. Firearms have been introduced to the battlefield. Additionally, muskets and pistols can now be used as sidearms in hand-to-hand combat to quickly drop your foes. In addition to the enhanced singleplayer mode, With Fire & Sword also provides a host of original multiplayer content including the new game mode: Captain.
In an open sand box world you choose your allies, your enemies, what provinces to conquer, what castles to siege and what quests to embark on. With Fire & Sword builds and expands upon the highly regarded combat system from Mount & Blade: Warband. Firearms have been introduced to the battlefield. Additionally, muskets and pistols can now be used as sidearms in hand-to-hand combat to quickly drop your foes. In addition to the enhanced singleplayer mode, With Fire & Sword also provides a host of original multiplayer content including the new game mode: Captain.
Key Features:
- A storyline based on the cult novel, "With Fire and Sword", from Nobel-prize winning author Henryk Sienkiewicz.
- A new century of warfare that brings pistols, muskets, grenades, and other advanced weaponry to the battlefield.
- Fully customizable armies; players can outfit their soldiers with each piece of weaponry & armor.
- Additional quest types. More political intrigue with colorful factions. More adventure in a new land.
- Multiple endings to increase re-playability.
- Deeply researched historical component encompassing every aspect of the game's assets.
- Ferocious new multiplayer action, bringing players the thrill of pitting old technology against the looming threat of firearms.
- 3 Main Story-driven quest-lines for the player to delve into once they've become known in a particular faction.
- Additional quest types.
- Implementation of firearms, adds a whole new layer of strategic depth to the franchise's proven combat model.
- New Siege options to choose before besieging a town or castle.
- New multiplayer Maps and new multiplayer mode, “Captain Team Deathmatch”
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game is a unique blend of medieval action-RPG, strategy, and sandbox simulation. What makes this Mount & Blade standalone expansion stand out though is its multiplayer element of being able to play in a coop environment. You have a selection of factions to play, along with guns being accessible, that includes handguns and muskets.2 found this helpful
Great addition to a fun series. 7/10. I remember playing this game back in like 2013. On top of that, I always thought this game was like a DLC for Mount & Blade. The different weapons and era were enjoyable. Just seeing the art work and hearing the music brings me back.
it's interesting? Genuinely you should just get warband with it's expansions. It has just such an extensive modding scene, and the napoleonic wars dlc that you really really aren't missing out on anything by getting this. In fact this standalone expansion of warband is actually lacking a lot of what's in warband. There aren't arenas, you have to track down lords to complete quests which sometimes becomes impossible if the lord gets captured and progression surrounding questing for nobles and siding yourself is actually a lot more difficult in this one since there's no vying to be a lady's champion, no volunteering for warfronts as far as I could find in the 4 hours I played and one small scale skirmish between scouting patrols wouldn't even let my party join in because I didn't side myself already. I do actually really enjoy the firearms. They're ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bows that have a much harder punch, and I love how npc's can just accidentally potshot you from across the map knocking you off your horse ending your progress legitimately. Just that aspect also demands you play with no autosaving so you don't bomb the entire early game. I wouldn't recommend it though, it's not really worth 1…
This game is a dissapointment... It is like a Modded DLC of Warband...
The time period is cool, but holy hell is this game tedious. Expect to do hours of fetch quests before you have the stats to actually play properly. I'm convinced everyone who enjoys this game just turns on cheat mode so it's actually playable.
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