Tag: Medieval

Reposition Defense takes one of gaming's most familiar genres and asks a wonderfully simple question: what if your towers couldn't move, but you could? The answer is a frantic blend of strategy and real time decision making that keeps you constantly thinking, constantly adapting and rarely standing still.

Bellwright begins as a humble survival game about gathering sticks and building shelter, but over dozens of hours it transforms into something far more ambitious. Part kingdom builder, part army commander and part medieval role-playing adventure, it is a sprawling sandbox that rewards patience with some of the most satisfying progression currently available in the genre.

By combining Demeo's excellent tactical foundations with the rich world of Dungeons & Dragons, Resolution Games has crafted an adventure that feels welcoming to newcomers while still offering enough depth to keep veteran adventurers engaged for countless campaigns.

Gothic 1 Remake understands something many modern RPGs have forgotten. A living world does not need to revolve around the player. By preserving the original's harsh philosophy while modernising its roughest edges, Alkimia Interactive has delivered a remake that feels both nostalgic and surprisingly fresh.

Lord of the Click 4 knows exactly what it wants to be and rarely wastes a second pretending otherwise. It is a fast, addictive blend of clicker mechanics and light strategy, delivering satisfying bursts of action without demanding a huge investment of time or concentration.

Yue Fei’s Legacy transforms Age of Empires IV into a stirring story of survival, sacrifice, and the desperate fight to preserve a fading empire.

A demanding but richly atmospheric RPG collection that preserves the uncompromising brilliance of Gothic and Gothic II—outdated in places, but still unmatched in world-building and systemic depth.

A chaotic and inventive roguelike that turns unpredictability into its greatest strength, even if that same unpredictability occasionally works against it.

A brilliantly deep and highly replayable tactical roguelite RPG with exceptional synergy-driven combat and build variety, slightly held back by overwhelming complexity and occasional clarity issues in high-intensity encounters.

Adapting classic literature into a video game is always a risky endeavour, but The Knights of the Cross—inspired by The Knights of the Cross—takes...