'It requires a lot of work still, but it's real :)'Įxpect some sort of Early Access launch in 2020.

'It's a real game alright!' Slavic Magic said in response to a user on Steam. Manor Lords is raising eyebrows, but given this is the effort of a solo developer, there's an element of healthy scepticism about the final product. On to the large-scale battles, and we see unit formations, with morale, flanking, fatigue and weather affecting the outcome. 'The seasons pass, the weather changes, towns can rise and fall to war, disease or famine.' 'This combined with an attention to detail is the key to immersing yourself fully in the medieval fiefdom you rule. While the much-maligned auction house will soon be banished from Diablo 3, Blizzard remains staunchly committed to its ARPGs other controversial feature. 'Fields must be plowed by a team of oxen, iron bloomed in a bloomery, the sheep herded on the open pastures governed by the Lord of the Manor. Every building is inspired by historical references from XI-XV century Europe. The idea is to create a building mechanic that recreates the growth of real medieval towns and villages. They promise 'a gridless, organic city-building experience with full freedom of placement and rotation, but utilising snapping tools to make the planning more comfortable'. It's all the work of a Polish solo developer who goes by the name Slavic Magic. And then we see the Total War influence: large scale, tactical battles.

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