Medieval Dynasty Devs Fix Bugs and Plan Further Development
Render Cube thanked for the success of Medieval Dynasty and informed about the game's development plans. The first updates have already been released.
A week ago, the early version of Medieval Dynasty, a Medieval life simulator developed by Polish studio Render Cube studio, debuted in Steam's Early Access. Yesterday, the devs thanked for the warm reception of the game and revealed plans for its development in the coming months.
The devs did not reveal the sales results. They only boasted that within three days of release, 1.5 thousand players reviewed Medieval Dynasty on Steam and 90% of these opinions were positive. At the time of writing this news, the number of reviews rose to 3.2 thousand, 91% of which praised the game.
In the absence of official sales results, we must rely on the estimates of the paid version of SteamSpy, according to which Medieval Dynasty has already found 175 thousand buyers. The game is also getting very good activity results. Yesterday, at the hottest moment of the day, more than 16,000 users were playing it at the same time.
Medieval Dynasty's development plans
Since the game's launch, the devs have already released two hotfixes, numbered 0.1.0.8 and 0.1.0.9, which focus mainly on fixing various bugs and shortcomings. We were also informed what changes we can expect in the coming months.
By the end of this year, Medieval Dynasty is to gain with events, challenges and a fishing system. Also, tillage and horse-riding mechanics will be added. In turn, in the first quarter of 2021, bandits and the possibility of manufacturing dishes and alcohol and keeping accounts will appear in the game. We can also expect further fixes and improvements in the game balance.
Medieval Dynasty is available exclusively on PC. The game is to spend at least six months in early access, .
