United StatesGrand Ages: Medieval is a grand-scale real-time strategy game set in the High Middle Ages – the year 1050 AD. In this time of unprecedented progress and growing population you lead your people and advance through the decades by utilising construction, research, expansion and conquest in an area extending from Scandinavia and North Africa; to Portugal, the Caucasus and the Middle East. New frontiers are explored, settlements founded and vast trading routes established. As the head of one of these small settlements, it falls upon you to lead your people towards greatness. Explore a vast world, gather resources, encounter other societies and use your trading expertise to expand and make your fortune. Found new cities, progress your nation with inventive technology and protect your trade routes against barbarian attacks until you are powerful enough to begin your conquest over Europe and forge a bold new empire. Rise from the humble role of a simple mayor governing a small settlement and rule over all of Europe. Experience an exciting campaign with elaborately designed cut-scenes, play by your own rules in free play or test your skills in multiplayer against up to 8 players! FEATURES • Explore a gigantic game world of over 20 million square kilometres, plot strategically where to found important cities and defend your kingdom against foreign powers • Produce and trade 20 different goods to meet the demands of your citizens and soldiers: such as coal, fruits and pottery • Research and utilise 50 major technological advancements of the Middle Ages: including the three-field crop rotation, the low warp loom or the longbow • Face devastating natural disasters like storms, fires, volcanoes, droughts, earthquakes… or even the Black Death • Challenging Multiplayer Mode for up to 8 players online • Raise an army and fight your opponents with knights, archers and cavalry WHAT THE MEDIA SAYS ‘It certainly looks grand’ - Hooked Gamers ‘...a game with absolutely awe-inspiring breadth’ - Gaming Trend ‘It's refreshing to see a title that focuses on trade and economics instead of battles and warfare’ - Push Square ‘An engaging experience that'll likely take up much of your time’ - Push Square ‘Environments are impressive in both scale and detail’ - GirlGamersUK ‘The entire experience is deep, yet accessible’ - Press Play ‘Does a lot of things right, and the presentation is nice.’ - Gamereactor CONTACTING THE DEVELOPER Problems, praise, criticism: Visit www.kalypsomedia.com or contact us directly at [email protected] Data privacy policy: http://kalypsomedia.com/en/support/index.shtml?pab=1_2 NOTE The multiplayer mode of Grand Ages: Medieval requires an internet connection. For the best possible gaming experience we recommend an Ethernet or WiFi connection.
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New 2022 Macbook pro, doesnt load.
United StatesI was happy
It is micro managing game where you pretty much build endlessly, so there really isn’t a goal or stop to this game.
United StatesTerrible Customer Support
I downloaded this game on my 15 inch macbook pro (2016) and was very excited about it; as I’ve played this game on different platforms and thoroughly enjoyed it. It truly is an awesome game once you get the hang of it. You can easily lose track of time and get lost in this game. It worked for approximately 1 week. Then all of the sudden it would not open, crashing prior to ever starting up. I emailed their support SEVERAL times and gave them what they asked for, yet they would never give me any resolve. After giving them my system details upon request, that exceed their recommended system requirements, they would never get back with me. In fact, I have reached out to them several times since asking for some type of resolve but they have not gotten back with me. Finally after about 2 months of waiting for a response and the game still crashing. I decided to write this review. Save your $39.99 and DO NOT PURCHASE.
United StatesVery Tedious
I spent a solid 24 hours with this game… and I’m not very happy with it at all. I had looked at it for a long time, because it was so graphically stunning, then after watching a so-so review on youtube, I decided to get it. Definitly wish I hadn’t. It really finds a way to fall short in about every area. The graphics are the highlight of the game to be sure. The castles and buildings are stunning, however the camera controls are so wonky and frustrating that I had to play the game at a distant map view and all the beautiful details were lost. From a gameplay standpoint, there is a military aspect to the game. Unfortunately, the militart units are very costly to maintain so you need to get a solid handle on the economic system of the game first. This is the biggest fault of the game. I found the economic simulator to be tedious and frustrating. Its all about building cities that can generate 5 individual resources. There is like 20 resources in all. Depending on where you put the city, it generated different resources. Then each city gets one trader. So you need to juggle around your traders to get each of the 20 resources to each city. This is how you make money. Seems ok… but the value of the items is in constant flux, depending on how much of it you are making and it seems to get used or not used at random intervals. I literally spent hours going in a cycle around my cities trying to keep the traders in the green… which i failed at. Then your money depletes to nothing and the game that drags at its best, really drags. I was a little bit of a fan of Tropico 5 and a little bit more of a fan of Dungeons 2 but they just dropped the ball on this one. I feel like they went over budget with the awesome graphics and just ran the game out the door with a horrible game play engine and camera control. I should have followed my gut and got Sim City or Civilization...
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