Developers will soon wrap up the Early Access mode for the medieval town simulation Lords and Villeins.
Together with Fulqrum Publishing, the Honestly Games team is ready to release the full version of Lords and Villeins on PC next month. Both have announced that the chibi-inspired game will be available on GOG.com, Epic Games, and Steam on November 10.
The game also dons brand-new artwork and logo, to show how far it came during Early Access,
they said. Lords and Villeins' arrival on PC will also mark the end of its development that spanned more than two years. Its upcoming launch also happens to be the game's largest update.
The developers, in turn, thanked those who supported them throughout its creation and production. It would not exist without the support of my friends and the community,
they said.
Lords and Villeins will take place in the Medieval Age. But developers said that unlike most colony sim games set in a time when feudalism was the norm, its overarching tone would be "lighthearted."
The game will put players' macro-management skills to the test. They will need to deal with the whole family, including their descendants, in their town.
Gamers can expect several new features and options not found in its Early Access mode.
These include the power to gather townsfolks for hearings and meetings and even become spies to assassinate rivals. Players can also engage in risky tax evasion and expand their trading capacities.
Honestly Games also introduced significant changes for the full release. Lords and Villeins 1.0 will have gameplay modules for more customization and an overhauled user interface that makes it easier to play the game.
Lords and Villeins is Honestly Games' first project.