“Medieval Conquest is a charming, lighthearted blend of real-time strategy and fantasy-themed, tycoon-style building.”
In Medieval Conquest, you must take on a heroic quest to save the kingdom and bring an end to a great evil that has plagued the land. Create a thriving fantasy kingdom that attracts a diverse group of adventurers and expand your kingdom through exploration and conquest. As your adventurers destroy hordes of monsters, they gain experience and gold allowing them to buy better weapons, spells and equipment to conquer bigger and fiercer creatures. You have the keys to the kingdom, but do you have the courage to defeat the ultimate evil and bring peace to this magical land?

Reviewer: teamps2.com
23 May 2008
Graphics & Sound:
I’ll give Cat Daddy Games credit, Medieval Conquest is a fun little game that puts some interesting new spins on the RTS genre. If this were a game with top production value, rather than a budget title, it probably would have been a huge hit. As it stands, the lack of multiplayer and a few other polish issues keep it from reaching its full potential.
All things considered Medieval Conquest looks pretty darn good. It’s not very realistic, but this is a fantasy game with lots of humor in it so the exaggerated art style is probably far more appropriate. Being a strategy game more than an RPG, you’ll also spend more time in a zoomed out view than the box-art would suggest. The variety of monsters is also very engaging. There are also lots of little special effects going on as well, especially with mages.
Since the game is filled to the brim with humor, the sound is generally pretty entertaining. The really strong British accents can get a little irritating, jokes or not, and while you don’t get anything quite as good as the one-liners in Warcraft III, the game’s audio as a whole is probably built more around humor than any RTS I’ve ever seen.

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