Release Date: September 25, 2015
A medieval RTS with economic strategy elements and a sequel to Grand Ages: Rome (2009). This title is produced by a new developer, Gaming Minds Studios, who also created the fourth installment of the Patrician series and similar Rise of Venice. The game begins in the year 1050 and is set on a vast area comprised of Europe, North Africa, and Middle East.
Grand Ages: Medieval is a 3D real-time medieval strategy game with economy elements, made by the Gaming Minds studio. The developer has multiple years of experience in creating RTS productions and has previously released such titles as Patrician IV, Port Royale 3 and Rise of Venice. It is worth mentioning that Grand Ages: Medieval is the sequel to Grand Ages: Rome, a title released in 2009 by the Haemimont Games studio.
During the adventure we are thrown into the world of medieval Europe; the action of the game begins in the year 1050. Most of the gameplay takes place on the giant map of the entire continent, as well as northern Africa and the Middle East. The player's main task is to build a prosperous kingdom. There are about 50 technologies connected to economics and the army, along with 20 different kinds of resources, which can be gathered or purchased trough trade with the neighbors. The players can also build cities, chart new roads, set out trade routes and develop the infrastructure on their quest to create the strongest nation.
The growth of your kingdom does not have to take place in a peaceful manner, you have a number of different unit types at your disposal, ranging from archers, through infantry to cavalry. Apart from the possibility of an enemy invasion, there are also other threats to your civilization, such as earthquakes, droughts and plagues. The game features both the single and the multiplayer mode designed for up to 8 players.
When it comes to the technical side of Grand Ages: Medieval the developers have decided to use the already existing technology and 3D graphic engine which have been utilized in their previous productions.
Platforms:
PC Windows September 25, 2015
PlayStation 4 October 9, 2015
Developer: Gaming Minds Studios
Publisher: Kalypso Media
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Grand Ages: Medieval is a real time strategy set in the middle ages. The game is set for release on the 25th of September on PC and the PlayStation 4, as announced by its publisher – Kalypso Media.
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July 17, 2015
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System Requirements for Grand Ages: Medieval Video Game:
PC / Windows
Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 3.0 GHz, 2 GB RAM, graphic card 1 GB GeForce GTS 450 or better, 5 GB HDD, Windows Vista/7/8/10.
Recommanded System Requirements:
Intel Core i3 3 GHz, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 2 GB GeForce GTX 650Ti or better, 5 GB HDD, Windows 7/8/10.
PlayStation 4
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PlayStation Network
Game Ratings for Grand Ages: Medieval Video Game.
Digitally ed: 4 / 5
It's probably not a game that you're going to spend too long playing online, and the AI is generally too soft for its own good, but Grand Ages: Medieval is the kind of game that, every time I sat down to play it, I'd lose time and end up playing for a half dozen hours or longer. There is perhaps nothing more rewarding that watching a tiny village grow into a mighty empire, and that counts double when the expansion happens through non-violent strategic thinking. It's not quite Europa Universalis, or even Nobunaga's Ambition, but it's difficult to think of a more accessible, effective grand strategy game than Grand Ages: Medieval.
Push Square: 7 / 10 by Jack Yarwood
All in all, it's refreshing to see a title that focuses on trade and economics instead of battles and warfare. Grand Ages: Medieval shows asg assets and constructing businesses can make for a compelling gameplay mechanic. With so few games in this genre available on the PS4, it fills the void adequately, providing an engaging experience that'll likely take up much of your time if you can get past the problems.
Softpedia: 7.5 / 10 by Andrei Dumitrescu
Grand Ages: Medieval is a game targeted at a niche of gamers, those who might find even classic history-based titles like Europa Universalis IV or Medieval: Total War lacking when it comes to the economic department.
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