Beginning in AD 1050, Grand Ages: Medieval spans a great deal of time as you expand trade routes and your nation’s influence, leading your people through the decades and, ideally, toward total conquest of Europe. Players start out as a mayor governing their small European settlement in the High Middle Ages. From Small European Settlement Management to Full World Domination Thankfully Grand Ages: Medieval’s bold step to PS4, while not without its issues, is a successful one. Grand Ages: Medieval is an ambitious title to bring to consoles, which is a place typically bereft of this type of real-time, grand scale strategy.
Gaming Minds Studio (Port Royale, Patrician IV) is full of strategy veterans with experience that goes back 19 years, and they’ve been bringing strategy games to PlayStation platforms since the PlayStation 2 days. The PS4 debut of Grand Ages: Medieval marks the first time for the series to appear on console, but that doesn’t mean the team behind it lacks experience in that department.
Grand ages medieval stupid game update#
Now even more people can play the latest title as it recently made the leap from PC to PlayStation 4 and even added in a new content update that delivers siege enhancement and expanded ocean gameplay free of charge. Following that entry was 2008’s Imperium Romanum, which then made way for Grand Ages: Rome and, ultimately, Grand Ages: Medieval. The Grand Ages series of city-building strategy games can be traced back to 2006’s Glory of the Roman Empire, which was developed by Haemimont Games.
0 kommentar(er)
