Myth of Empires

Absoluter Schmutz!

I cant play this game because it is always just behind the mouse like a tracer no matter what i do. its far from the most demanding game ive played and it does it anyway. i have no comments about anything else because the very first thing fails. come on.

even with it's ups and downs, this has been my favorite game since it came out, there is no medieval survival craft pvp game like this, it's too bad they workd on a cashgrab that was "thrones" but there r a quite a good strong communites on the "big world" section which r pvt servers!! come join!!

i like gathering wood in the woods

There is just way too many limitations for a game that is playable in single player. They hard coded numerous game mechanics so you cant adjust their settings. Things like Mining Hut build limit or a setting to make torches not require fuel. It really only shows a deep seeded disrespect for the people who play this game, not too mention the obvious pay to win stuff for official servers with the Gold currency and the way you can spend gold on enhancing skills. Overall this game is just a crappy Conan Exiles knock off. If it wasnt on sale for $10 I never would have bought it, even though I still feel cheated. With the limitations on customizing server settings, you either need a lot of other people to play with to get a good amount of the content or you suffer through a ridiculous grind for even the basic of gear, with most recipes requiring a crazy amount of materials. Base building is another major turn off. Im not sure how they accomplished it but they somehow made building worse than ARK. All the building in this game made me do was think about how ARK building was actually pretty good in comparison and made me want to take back all the stuff I said about it. It even made me think the logging simulator game Sons of the Forest had decent building. With all of the bad stuff, the game has OK directional combat, even though blocking is pointless when you can just move out of your attackers swing. The map is huge and is not bad in its design, although some land formations dont really make sense in a real world view. There is a lot of content, you will get lost in the menus and will struggle to figure out whats what. The level cap is crazy, which is nice cause it spreads out the content a bit. One more thing, dont bother buying the DLC's unless you plan to actually play this. You wont be able to use anything from them until level 45-50, which takes a long time. It honestly makes the devs look really scummy not mentioning that in the DLC description, but scum will be scum I guess. If you cant get this game for $10 or less just stay away. The devs obviously made this game to intentionally be some sort scam one way or another. With the lack of good video content online and the terrible wiki info, its clear most people realized what this game really was. Just another turd spray painted gold. Do yourself a favor and just buy Conan Exiles, trust me, you wont regret it.

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Myth of Empires by Angela Game is an ambitious open-world survival MMO that thrusts players into a sprawling, ancient empire-building experience. Unlike many survival games that focus narrowly on resource gathering and crafting, Myth of Empires combines these elements with large-scale warfare, political intrigue, and territorial conquest, offering a layered experience that appeals to both strategists and survival enthusiasts alike. The game’s emphasis on player-driven conflict and empire management sets it apart in a crowded genre. At its core, Myth of Empires revolves around building and defending your own settlements in a harsh, medieval-inspired world. The crafting and resource systems are robust, demanding careful planning and cooperation—especially in multiplayer—since large projects like fortresses and siege engines require significant investment. The game’s scale is impressive; players can form clans, declare wars, and capture territories, adding a strategic depth that turns the survival formula into a political and military sandbox. Combat is visceral and skill-based, blending melee, ranged, and mounted battles with siege warfare. The controls are responsive, but the learning curve can be steep, particularly for new players thrown into large-scale battles against organized groups. However, this intensity adds to the thrill and stakes of every confrontation, making victories feel hard-earned and meaningful. The dynamic world reacts to player actions, ensuring no two campaigns play out the same. Visually, Myth of Empires boasts detailed environments and character models that evoke a gritty, realistic atmosphere. The sprawling landscapes—from dense forests to fortified towns—are immersive, though performance can sometimes be uneven, especially in crowded multiplayer scenarios. The sound design complements the mood well, with clashing steel, battle cries, and ambient nature sounds contributing to an authentic medieval experience. In conclusion, Myth of Empires is a compelling blend of survival mechanics and grand-scale strategy that offers an intense, player-driven world where diplomacy and warfare go hand in hand. It may feel overwhelming at first, especially due to its complexity and multiplayer focus, but for those willing to invest the time, it delivers a rich and dynamic empire-building adventure unlike many other survival games. If you enjoy sandbox worlds where your choices shape the fate of entire kingdoms, Myth of Empires is definitely worth exploring. Rating: 6/10