Going Medieval

Excellent jeu ! Après 1000h de jeu , je ne me lasse pas :) !

One major issue with Going Medieval is the absence of a faster-than-light spaceship, and that omission ends up weakening the entire premise. A medieval setting is inherently tied to warp drives, hyperlanes, and intergalactic conquest, so leaving that out makes the world feel disconnected from its own theme. ​A believable medieval settlement is not just a collection of terrestrial individuals; it is built around orbital shipyards, plasma cannons passed through generations, and interstellar alliances that evolve over time. Without those dynamics, the experience loses a significant layer of depth and authenticity. ​As it stands, the colony ends up feeling more like a temporary mud shelter than a growing galactic empire. New settlers arrive randomly by walking, with little identity or long-term connection to the broader cosmos. Since there is no possibility of breaking the light-speed barrier or establishing slipspace continuity, all your actions are meaningless. Instead of developing an armada that endures, you are simply maintaining a rotating group of gravity-bound inhabitants with no lasting stakes. ​That said, I would be willing to revise my opinion if the developers decide to implement these systems. Adding FTL mechanics, warp cores, and faster-than-light progression could turn this into a much more complete experience, rather than a game that currently feels only partially realized.

Before you buy: this game don't seem very well optimized, is one of the top 5 games I had ever played that turns my laptop into New Glenn from uncle Jeff. the visuals are minimalistic, 5 villagers they don't even have a face. Anyways maybe is because 18/36 layers and entities are being claculated simultaneously but still, minecraft is way bigger and more complex and don't have such issues. Still I want to recommend it because its a nice, simple management medieval sim and the price is fair. I played this game when it was early access and now i replayed when full version is released. Congrats for the developers, only small portion of early access games gets their final version. I played a lot and is addictive at first, the building mechanics could be better but I see good creations from the community, so maybe I lack creativity here. its replayable but not for me anymore, I get to the point I lose interest because prosperity made pointless to give tasks or start new projects.

It's annoyingly good fun. Be prepared to lose days of your life to it though!

不能生孩子吗？人口全靠移民和奴隶？移民大概每年才一个

this game seems to have a severe identity crisis on the one hand it coddles you and basically tells you how to play the game on the other hand it lacks tutorials on the more advanced crafting & will feed you to proverbial wolves waited until out of early access, as enjoyable as it can be doesn't seem worth it, maybe wait for a sale if you want a voxel-y medieval rimworld

É legal e [b]bastante parecido com Rimworld[/b], mas sofre de um problema que Rimworld também tem, ficar bastante tempo esperando desbloquear coisas novas e bastante tempo esperando eventos ocorrerem. As invasões gradualmente ficam mais difíceis mas o ritmo que seu vilarejo cresce simplesmente não acompanha o aumento da dificuldade, acredito que precisam melhorar esse aspecto. Outra reclamação é que [b]o jogo já saiu do Acesso Antecipado, mas ainda é inacabado em alguns lugares[/b], faltando mecânicas que seriam fundamentais (como restrições de alimento para animais e zonas de acesso permitido) e tendo alguns bugs incômodos como aldeões recusando a seguir ordens manuais sem motivo aparente. Espero que os desenvolvedores não decidam começar a lançar expansões pagas em vez de adicionar gratuitamente o que já falta no jogo base.