Manor Lords - medieval city-building with large scale battles

[Cyberarmy]

Have there been any city builders in the last 20 years that don't end up in the pile?

I remember I liked Zeus, the follow up to Caesar III. That's 24 years though...

Nebuchadnezzar is on Steam if you have that kind of itch.

 

[Fedora Master]

Have there been any city builders in the last 20 years that don't end up in the pile?

I remember I liked Zeus, the follow up to Caesar III. That's 24 years though...

Nebuchadnezzar is on Steam if you have that kind of itch.

But that's also meh

 

[Fedora Master]

Have there been any city builders in the last 20 years that don't end up in the pile?

There are some good ideas in the game but all the devs has done so far is ... Add fishing.

 

[gooseman]

Seeing this shit shilled everywhere (especially before there was even any playable form of it) made me really dislike it. Almost made me wish this gets abandoned in EA so those fags would stop talking about it.
Doesn't seem like there's much of a game here anyway. I think I'd rather play knights and merchants or songs of syx. Or settlers 2 (is that the best one?), never got around to it.

Nebuchadnezzar

I heard it's meh. There was also a pharaoh 1999 remake, which also sucked. Is Children of the Nile good? Didn't play it enough, but seemed interesting.

 

[Tyranicon]

There are some good ideas in the game but all the devs has done so far is ... Add fishing.

Is that all they added? It's been like five months.

What they really need to do is add more content to the other lords that supposedly compete with you.

 

[Zariusz]

Well as far as i know they were porting game from UE 4 to 5.

 

[Fedora Master]

There are some good ideas in the game but all the devs has done so far is ... Add fishing.

Is that all they added? It's been like five months.

What they really need to do is add more content to the other lords that supposedly compete with you.

There were bugfixes of course but as far as actual content goes... Fishing, making sausages and mining salt, as far as I know.