Going Medieval is a premium simulation game for PC developed by Foxy Voxel. It is a city-building simulator, set in Medieval times, and features distinct voxel graphics. In it, players will embark on building and managing their castle settlement in the wilderness, while facing various challenges along the way.

Comparable to other games like Nova Roma or Farthest Frontier, Going Medieval boasts a large, multi-level sandbox world for players to explore and immerse themselves in, wherein they get to decide how they want to play. A demo version is also available for those who want a preview of its gameplay.

Rebuilding in the aftermath

In Going Medieval, you’re one of the few survivors left after a deadly plague struck, leaving civilization on the brink of extinction. What was once a landscape of towering stone structures and tower fortifications has been reclaimed by nature. You must rebuild a new home on top of the ashes left by the devastation for you and for anyone seeking shelter, as you face unknown dangers ahead.

The game immerses you in a post-apocalyptic Dark Age, where you must help a group of survivors thrive in a harsh wilderness. Construct and customize settlements using advanced 3D terrain tools, facilitating the creation of structures such as forts and underground caverns. The game emphasizes resource management, as you gather materials to build homes, workshops, and various facilities, all while ensuring the settlers' needs are met.

The gameplay also includes strategic elements, where you must defend against bandit raids and wild beast attacks. Research medieval technologies and manage settlers' unique skills to assign tasks and thrive in a challenging environment. It also offers extensive sandbox creativity, with mod support in tow for greater customization. It’s going to come in handy since, in its current state, there’s not much content for you to experience.

A good foundation

Overall, Going Medieval has good things going for it, from its distinct visuals to its robust building tools and mod support, all contributing to a solid foundation it can build upon with more updates. Hopefully, it introduces more content to keep things fresh and interesting. If you’re a fan of these types of games, give this one a try and see for yourself.