Are there any medieval games? Recommend?

The <> game is Knights: Medieval Warfare on Steam, and the following will talk about the similarities between this game and Battlefield, why this game is not popular, and the various "flaws" inherent in the cold weapon genre for multiplayer, that is, why there are no medieval-themed Battlefield or other Battlefield-like games.

1.Classes & **.

Like the battlefield, medieval warfare supports 64 people to fight, and there are four classes to choose from, and ** is also rich, and at the same time, the setting that the damage of sharp weapons and blunt weapons to light and heavy armor is different, that is, blunt weapons are more suitable for heavy armor, and sharp weapons are suitable for light armor.

Above: Four classes.

Above: Knight's main ** category - there are quite a lot, but they need to be unlocked one by one (I don't know when my favorite mechanical crossbow will be unlocked).

Above: And **oh!!

3.Battlefield. The scene of the 64-person fight is still very big (very chaotic). There are fixed things like trebuchets and giant crossbows on the map**.

Due to teammate damage, personnel are not particularly close. In addition - there is a system of amputation!

Above: Trebuchet.

Above: A city-busting vehicle to be escorted.

Above: A village in a scuffle.

Above: The tragic death of a (headless) knight - I've seen arms and legs gone.

The scoreboard at the end of a round and my level (the game has been bought for two years but it's still low, for reasons later).

In general, except for the absence of vehicles (horses?) Carriage? It's not a big problem to call this game a medieval battlefield, everything looks really beautiful.

1.Euro Truck Simulator 2: This is a game that simulates driving trucks, where players can drive a variety of trucks to deliver goods on the roads of Europe.

The trucks in the game are very realistic, and the player needs to deal with various driving skills as well as road conditions, weather, and other factors. The game's map covers numerous countries in Europe, and players can choose their preferred route and goods to transport.

2.American Truck Simulator: This is a game similar to Euro Truck Simulator, except that its setting is the United States.

Players can drive a variety of American-style trucks and complete the task of transporting goods on various highways in the United States.

3.Farming Simulator 19: Although it's not a truck simulator, it also has tons of large vehicles, such as tractors, harvesters, excavators, etc.

Players need to run their own farm, grow crops and feed livestock, and use a variety of machines to complete agricultural missions in different states.

In addition to these games, there are many other types of games that also feature large vehicles, such as sabotage races, action adventures, etc. Different game types and different vehicle types will bring different gaming experiences, and players can choose the game that suits them according to their interests.

I'm too lazy to tell you about a game like the Stronghold series.

It's worth saying, medieval, overhead, I immediately thought of "The Thing of Praise", this is a masterpiece, the landlord must play!

And then there is what someone mentioned - "Journey of the Titans", which is also very playable. It's a work of the best.

By the way, I suddenly thought of a low-well-known, but very high-quality - "Spell Power", which should be considered a masterpiece, I used to play it for almost 200 hours.

That's all I need to think about for now.

Eh, the Persian Gulf doesn't count, right? . .

The two worlds, the Divine Realm (it seems), the Rise, Dragon Age: Origins, and Neverwinter Nights are all of this kind.

If you really like it, you still play Total War: Medieval, although it is a strategy type, but it is very powerful.

You're here to show off?

Did you play The Elder Scrolls? Note that it's not the game process, what I'm interested in is the kind of game content that the game conveys to the player.

Horseback riding and **,I've been playing for three years.,Basically, all the infinite possibilities in it.,I've tried.,And keep trying.,A good game requires players to play with their hearts.,It's not just the process of you just breaking the game.。

But you know the types of games quite clearly.

Assassin 2,It's going to be released soon.,If you can run up.,Don't play the game with the minimum configuration.,If the situation doesn't allow it, forget it.,If it's allowed.,The effect is best to open it all.,The current game screen engine is very advanced.,For example, in the assassin's inside,In your bell tower,You can enjoy the wonderful scenery that the game world brings you in a 360-degree all-round way.。

Don't forget to ride a horse and ** can also be played as a management game, and occasionally be a wandering merchant in the game world, which is not bad.

Worker Tale 7: The Road to the Kingdom.

This game requires a lot of patience, but if you keep playing, it will surprise you like no other game. If you can play it, this game can kill you for almost five years, the game belongs to the kind of infinite trigger results, maybe you let go of a blacksmith in this village, and in the future of the game, this blacksmith will lead his family to come to you and bring you new smelting techniques. Maybe if you kill him, another outcome will be triggered.

It belongs to, strategy, cultivation, and management.

The Great Voyage: Anno 1701

Many lovers of urban management games are very picky about the game's operation interface and its settings. But the Grand Voyage, derived from the rigor of the German style: Anno 1701, pleased even the most demanding builders.

In the game, players will find that the control interface rarely interferes with their building fun. And the simple and easy-to-understand tutorial allows players to quickly get started and rely on their own intuition to build a brilliant maritime civilization.

It's basically nothing, because you've already played all the mainstream medieval point-and-click games on the market, and a good RPG game is very time-saving, so don't think you've played a save. I don't mean anything else, I just feel like you're disrespecting the game development studio, and people spend years developing games that you get tired of playing in 72 hours.

I'm also more of a fan of medieval games, but I prefer real-time strategy. I just prefer the art style of the medieval game.

If you have time, let's talk together.

ARPG: Sacred Illusion (aka: Sanctuary) is also very good, similar to the game of Dark, but in terms of skills, there are more classes than Dark, the use of equipment, and horseback riding, in addition to dwarves.

Now it's out again Sanctuary 2.,This game is 3D.,I haven't played it.,But I've seen the screenshot.,Because it seems that the configuration needs to be relatively high.,So I couldn't play it.。

In addition, the fable of gods and ghosts is also very good, the protagonist's experience from childhood to adulthood, and in the game, whether you want to become a demon or a god, it's all in your thoughts.

There is also an old game, Dungeon Siege 1 and 2 are very good, and there are dubbed ones, all of which are more classic ARPG games.

I don't know if the landlord has played "Total War: Medieval" and "Total War: Medieval 2" are very good games, and there are many mods

is an RTT (real-time tactics game, not a real-time strategy game) that adds real-world maps, real troops, real towns, and real history. Roman Total War is not easy to play, but for those who are loyal to the truth and history, once you have it, look no further!

There is also the Guild series.

The one that is currently more acclaimed is Guild 2 Venice.

This is a management game, let your own wisdom to create Venice, to create a different water city.

And one more to add:

Action.,It's not bad.,There's also Devil May Cry 3 and 4.,The sense of blow is very cool.。

And a Chaos Legion isn't bad either.

The landlord has played a good game, and we can also communicate more

Roman Wars.

Medieval 2 Medieval Total Battlefield.

The Great Battle of the Medieval Lionheart.

Age of Empires 2 is a classic real-time strategy game.

Medieval 2 is recommended, the graphics are good and the gameplay is strong.

Horseback riding with** European medieval background Low configuration requirements Riding spear sprint is very attractive You can take a look at the forum.

First recommendation: Medieval Total War. Second Recommendation: Stronghold 2 Third Recommendation: Age of Empires 2 Fourth Recommendation: Heroes of Might and Might Fifth: 13th Century: Death and Glory.

Recommended management game - "Guild 2: Renaissance" The expansion pack of Guild 2 is currently also Renaissance can change the armor model, but the profession must be mercenary (rogue), and the rest is for nothing.

Knight: Medieval War is also good, the action is okay, you can set the third person, but the degree of freedom is slightly lower.

To be honest, the style of riding and slashing has never been seen before, and there are few similar games that can be the same as riding and slashing.

But European fantasy is also very good.

Kingdom of Heaven: Deliverance. Knight Cultivation Notes, only in the first person, the need to eat, drink, and sleep are available, and the combat is hardcore, which can be called a medieval knight life simulator.

When I saw your title, I immediately thought of Lao Roll 5, but when I saw your first three requirements, I immediately thought of riding and chopping. After the fourth request, I think only Ride Slash 2 can satisfy you. After reading the fifth article, I know that you have asked this question many times.,Hey,I also desperately looked for a game of riding and chopping at the beginning, and found that it was really unprecedented.,There's no one to come.。

But. The emperor paid off, I really found a similar game, haha, it's called the Rose War, also called the Rose War. But.

There are no resources in the country, and neither do I. Everyone is gasoline, and that's all I can help. If you do find the resources, don't forget me.

Knights: Medieval Wars.

This is in the first person ... Now most of the games are imitation of Rome: Total War or Horse Slash, and Age of Empires 3 is out...

The Territory Life series (not a village in the woods) is the most realistic medieval game I've ever played (so realistic