Manor Lords, the best city builder of 2024, hits 3 million sales as players continue to fill its maps with muddy medieval towns
Manor Lords, the best city builder of 2024, hits 3 million sales as players continue to fill its maps with muddy medieval towns
This milestone comes a month after it threw two new maps and bridge-building into the mix.
Interesting, and good for the dev!
But it's early access and 40 euros, so not for me at the moment. Still, for those curious, here's the direct link to Steam.
Civ 7 is Early Access (Firaxis called it like that themselves) and the founders edition is 130 bucks, so I guess this is becoming normalized...
It's been normalized for a long time. I still don't buy it if it says early access though.
It's a beautiful game with lots of potential but it gets boring real fast.
Yeah, it's pretty okay and all, but the hype made it out to be cooler than it was, in my opinion. I've been playing Foundation the last day or two and I find it way more addictive, satisfying, and unique, so far. Maybe I just need to revisit Manor Lords. The trailers made the combat out to be Mount and Blade-esque, so I think that's what really underwhelmed me. It felt more like Civilization-style "throw a bunch of units at the bad guy" combat.
after you hit the 10-15 hours mark you are just looking around like Travolta, that’s it? yep that’s it.. no more content. Potential is there but will the devs deliver it? not so sure. Atm the game is overpriced.
My god is it a cunt to play, though...if
your ADHD is off the chartsyou're a perfectionist like me.Highly recommend.
A great game for sure. Probably my most awaited game release.
Only issue is that I need to finish factorio before that release and I wasn't expecting the factorio DLC to extend the game by like 3x...
Anyway Manor lords was my most played single player game for 2024 in its rather barebone build and it was already a blast. Something that brings back when I was playing Settlers as a kid but with modern graphics.
Is that Louis CK?