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author: Damian Gacek

Going Medieval - Best Map Seeds 2023

In this guide we will present the best seeds in Going Medieval. If you want to learn more, read our article.

Going Medieval is an early access game about managing the medieval community. You have to grow plants, build buildings and defend against enemies. Of course, the task is much easier if you have a good neighborhood. It is generated based on a seed. Thanks to that it is very simple to share the best maps. In this guide we have picked some of the most interesting AI creations.

Best seeds in Going Medieval

We have gathered some of the most interesting seeds presented by the community. Maps listed below were tested on Standard mode with Normal difficulty. We picked A new life starting conditions. What is more, each map was checked in Large size.

  1. 679130838, Hillside – a map rich in resources, especially iron. Interesting topography with bigger and smaller hills and canyons.
  2. 12345, Valley (in the middle) – if you are looking for a flat terrain, pick this seed. It has large clay deposits but it lacks iron.
  3. b, Hillside – a giant hill with rich iron deposits. You can find also clay, coal and silver here.
  4. 1278876402, Mountain – a wide hill in the middle, ideal for building, with some larger mountains on the corners.
  5. 777, Hillside – high hill in the corner of the map with a large flat top
  6. 1562457994, Mountains – very high mountains surrounding a valley, which is in the middle of the map.

Of course, we encourage you to test your luck and create your own seeds. Remember that you can write both letters and numbers to generate a map.

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  3. Going Medieval Reaches Top of Sales Ranking on Steam

Damian Gacek

Damian Gacek

Graduate of English Philology and English in Public Communication. He started his professional career as an English teacher. A member of Gamepressure since 2019. During this time, he has been writing for various departments. Currently, he mainly covers guides and occasionally supports the newsroom. He has been interested in electronic entertainment since childhood. When he was younger, he wrote a scientific article on video game translations. An enthusiast of RPGs and strategies, he also frequently dives into the depths of indie games. In his spare time, he is working on a book and learning film editing.

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