Medieval Dynasty: Steam hit gets major legacy update – and temporary discount

Medieval Dynasty: Steam hit gets major legacy update - and temporary discount


from Benjamin Grundken
Medieval Dynasty, which started out of a niche, quickly became a Steam hit. Now, with the legacy update, it’s getting a major update with new content and lots of fixes. To mark the occasion, the developer is giving a 30 percent discount on the genre mix.

Render Cube and Toplitz Productions have released the largest update for Medieval Dynasty to date. The survival-simulation-RPG-mix, which started small and then became a Steam hit, receives some promising changes. As the name suggests, the narrative and content focus is on family.

In this context, the developer promises extensive mission lines and items tailored to them. These include toys, for example, to keep the youngsters busy. At the immersion level, the dynasty feature in particular stands out. Players can therefore prepare for family quests, numerous personality forms for the descendants, a special ceremonial event for the heir and many other new elements. Numerous bug fixes, optimizations, visual and audio improvements are also part of the heritage update. The new features include, for example, a new building and six more NPCs with missions for the player.

“Before the Heirs update, Medieval Dynasty approx. 75,000 words of text. That’s roughly the equivalent of a 250-page book. Now we’re close to 120,000 words of text. It took some time to maneuver this huge update into the valley, but it’s finally here.” The developers have a complete list of all changes provided on Steam in German.

To celebrate the start of the legacy update, Medieval Dynast is currently available there 30 percent discounted. The discount applies to all versions offered there until August 15th. By the way, console versions are supposed to be released this year. The year 2023 in Medieval Dynasty is all about togetherness, as the cooperative game mode is launched there.

Source: Steam

Reference-www.pcgameshardware.de