Medieval Kingdom Wars

Medieval Kingdom Wars is a real-time strategy game set in 1336, during the Hundred Years' War. You begin as a minor noble serving your King, managing your lordship on a map of Western Europe and commanding armies in real-time battles. More than a dozen nations and over 50 Lords are available, with each playthrough following its own course.

Campaigns and battles

You can play the Grand Campaign, a story-driven introduction to the period across nine crafted scenarios, or RTS skirmishes in solo, co-op and multiplayer modes. Progression is roguelike: the game saves continuously, including during battles, with no turns, reloads or second chances.

Battles can include up to 120 battalions. You fight pitched field battles and naval engagements, and lay siege to towns. As battles unfold, you can establish a siege camp or town, gather resources and train troops. The game also includes looting corpses and dismantling towns for resources.

Manage your kingdom

You can enter towns in RTS mode to direct peasants, construct buildings and walls, and position troops, while also managing your holdings from the world map. The Western Europe map contains nearly 200 towns and hamlets, including large, handcrafted reproductions of historical medieval towns.

Develop your lordship through a feudal system: serve your King, maintain relations with other Lords and influence European politics. You can eventually rebel and overthrow your King, then recruit Lords, divide land among them and take part in a broader system of European diplomacy.

Technologies and armies

A historical technology tree offers more than 240 innovations and local technologies, spanning religious matters, military developments and siege tactics. The game features over 30 units and siege weapons, with choices unique to each nation.

World and tools

Dynamic weather and changing seasons affect gameplay. The Grand Campaign also has chat and other social features. The game includes a World Editor and other modding tools, along with music performed using real instruments.