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Manor Lords is a medieval strategy game featuring in-depth city-building, large-scale tactical battles, and complex economic and social simulations. Rule your land as a lord of the Middle Ages - watch the seasons change, the weather changes, and cities rise and fall. Inspired by 14th-century Franconian art and architecture, Lords of the Manor is a feature of its mechanics and visuals by being as faithful to history as possible. In pursuit of an accurate representation of history and a realistic, vivid and believable feel to the game world, the game avoids the use of common medieval rhetoric.
The price of "Manor Lords" for Windows PC is 39.9 US dollars (about 280 RMB), and the purchase address is here. (Please click to read the original article to jump)
Steam "Manor Lord" is priced at 149 RMB, and the purchase address is here.
Game Features:
Vivid city building
In Manor Lords, you can enjoy a grid-free city-building experience where buildings can be placed and oriented as you wish. The game's building mechanics mimic the development of real towns and villages in the Middle Ages, with major trade routes and terrain influencing how settlements are built and developed.
- Expanding outwards from the central market, residential, commercial, and industrial areas were built according to the natural condition of the land. Farms are built according to the fertility of the land, hunting grounds are set up according to the number of animals, and mineral and forest resources are secured to provide the raw materials needed for development.
- You can demarcate the inhabitants and watch them build their homes according to the historical system of dividing forts. Each residential area will be planned according to the road layout and reserved space, and the residents' homes will be expanded or reduced accordingly.
- You can expand in the backyard of a spacious home to produce resources that you wouldn't normally be able to obtain. Residents are not tax payers, they also cultivate vegetable gardens, raise chickens and sheep, and produce goods that farms, pastures, and industries cannot provide for their own daily needs and those of other residents.
- Guide your territory through the unique requirements and opportunities of each season, enjoy the bounty of spring rains, and prepare for the frost and snow of winter.
resource management
From boots to barley and fur to honey, Lords of the Manor has massive, diverse, and anachronistic goods. The raw materials must be transported and processed through the production chain into finished products. You must strike a balance between the needs of the people and the desire to produce luxury goods to ensure that the people are satisfied, produce enough trade goods for export, and ensure that weapons and armor are forged to support your conquests.
- Resources are scattered throughout the map to encourage you to expand and build multiple specialized settlements. Precious ores were extracted from mining colonies, while villages specializing in agriculture, animal husbandry, or hunting provided the growing population with the necessary food and meat. Do you want to spend your hard-earned influence in exchange for a large iron ore resource for the blacksmith, or in exchange for a fertile area as a major food producing area?
- Unbridled expansion has a direct impact on the environment. Deer herds migrate away from human activities that encroach on the land, lack of crop rotation can make the land barren, and over-cutting can lead to the loss of forests.
- Build trade routes, sell excess goods to merchants, and make your people richer. Crafting and exporting various types of goods brings wealth for you to upgrade the homes of your people, import goods that cannot be produced, and replenish your coffers by taxing wealth earned from trade.
Medieval Wars
Your realm is nothing more than a small piece of land in your sovereign's vast territory, and rivalry between you and enemy lords is bound to create conflict. You will lead your people into battle, but they are not insignificant soldiers, but your dear and loyal people. You need to think carefully about every sacrifice that may occur.
- You can train a group of elite soldiers to fight alongside an army made up of town militias. Sometimes these soldiers need to crush bandits, while other times, you'll lead them into battle to conquer or defend territory. You may also need to fill your ranks with expensive mercenaries if necessary. Will you set up a militia at the slightest moment? In such a situation, the peasants take up arms, abandon their farming, and join the army, which is likely to bring economic development to a standstill. Or would you rather spend your personal wealth to hire mercenaries?
- Command real-time tactical battles that take into account fatigue, weather conditions, and equipment. Outwit the position of your troops - if you command them properly, you can outnumber them.
- Even if you win, you'll appreciate the cost of war, as the death of a soldier represents the loss of a resident of the town.