Really excited about a game set in medieval times that doesn't have dragons and magic. Just hope amd steps up and get their stuff together on the driver front.
Really excited about a game set in medieval times that doesn't have dragons and magic. Just hope amd steps up and get their stuff together on the driver front.
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Way back in antedeluvian times (1992), MicroProse (remember them?) released Darklands, a medieval game with no magic (well, alchemy) or monsters (well, brigands and witches); I'd consider it to be the spiritual ancestor to Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Darklands is available on GOG.com, and there's a PlayOnLinux script to install it, should you find this interesting.
Last edited by oldrocker99; January 31st, 2014 at 06:02 AM.
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Thanks oldrocker99, I checked out Darklands and it looks interesting. Can't say I remember MicroProse though I wasn't really into pc gaming back then. I was just 8 years old in 1992, but I remember my family had a 386 machine that my brother played Wolfenstien 3D on.
Darklands looks interesting. i think i will have a look if i can find the time.
Perhaps MIcroprose's Civilization and i think UFO and Xcom ring a bell?
well Mount & Blade looked promising in demo but then... it's not what i would want. repeating quests over and over, no variances, it became boring. i then tried the one with pistols. while it is fin to use pistols it's still a bit boring. castle taking, people running away just like that etc. , repetitive tasks...
the most i like was mordor mod. it had more interesting quests, but unfortunatelly i don't think it was ever finished. and soem bugs were left in. but ti whad more interesting quests something i expected in the main title.
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I remember Civilization and Xcom, but didn't realize Microprose made those. I've heard good things about Mount & Blade, I just never got around to trying it out.
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