Customer Reviews

Medieval Lords

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4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(1)
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1 star:		(2)

 

 

The platform is pretty good however in the version I got there was nothing other than a tutorial - that's it no scenarios no campaigns

This is Lie: "over 20 varieties of invading neighboring kingdoms"
This is Lie : "Exciting single player campaign: Ten-story driven scenarios,"

I tried to email support with no answer .
I tried to go to website which no longer exists.
Vendor offered to refund my money but I would rather they did not lie when they sold game in first place

STAY AWAY FROM THIS GAME.

The game overall is not bad.

The Good

-The Feeling of a Medieval game
-Alot of Tech and upgrades
-Details of cities, walls, trees, and rivers

The Bad

-Poor graphs, (altho it was released in the early 2000 so go figure)
-Hard to get Money/Gold
-Hard to get Food
-Battle is not exciting
-Slow paced at the Start


The Ok

-The Castle was not called a Keep or a stronghold, the history was not correct
-Instead of moving troops and to attack, you have to build a camp for the troops, which held a Max of 250 troops, (which is not a lot)
-build was fast, but it i couldn't repair until a battle was over

I was really excited about this game. It looked really fun. It said it played on XP, and I have never had trouble playing XP games on my Vista. However, not only would that game not seem to want to even install, but once I got it installed I tried to play and I got an error message that the came would flat out only load on NT/2000/ME/XP. I tried changing the compatibility to no avail. I am very disappointed. Those of you with Vista, I warn you that this game may not work. good luck.

UPDATE: I have a desk top with XP on it, and this game would not install on it either. I really wanted to play this game, it sounds like it is EXACTLY what I have been looking for. I got online and found a CD copy that supposedly was made for Vista. I bought it, and it won't install either. Still nothing. I even DOWNLOADED a copy that said it worked with Vista, and it did not. I bought another lap top, and on it I installed XP. This game would not install and play on it either! That is now three different game versions on three different computers. A little crazy? Seems that way, but as I said, I really wanted to be able to play this game and all the versions I bought were dirt cheap. Maybe there is a reason they are so cheap?

Fun game - interactive and historically acurate!

Still can't load it on my laptop though! :(