Feudal Craft
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About Feudal Craft
Feudal Craft is a medieval simulator and real time strategy game developed by anratio, released on March 31 2026 for PC. It casts you as a feudal ruler building and defending a settlement through resource management and tactical combat. The game blends base-building with real-time warfare, emphasizing peasant unit skills and equipment as key factors in survival. With a single-player focus, it offers a challenging loop of expansion, defense, and optimization. The core appeal lies in balancing economic growth with military readiness, all set in a gritty medieval world. Its no-nonsense approach to strategy makes it a niche pick for fans of deep simulation mechanics.
Gameplay
You start with a handful of peasants, gathering resources like wood and stone to build structures and workshops. Each peasant has trainable skills, woodcutting, blacksmithing, combat, that directly impact efficiency and battlefield performance. The real time strategy layer kicks in as rival factions attack; you must scramble units, assign defensive positions, and upgrade armor to survive. Base layout matters: poorly placed walls let enemies breach quickly. Sessions often involve micromanaging resource chains while keeping an eye on enemy movements. The lack of pause makes multitasking intense, and mistakes, like overextending your workforce, can lead to cascading failures. Victory requires both economic foresight and quick reflexes during battles.
What Players Think
PlayPile users rate Feudal Craft 92% with 78% recommending it. Average playtime is 18 hours, and 65% of players complete the main campaign. Community moods are split: 42% call it "Addictive" while 29% find it "Frustrating." Reviewers praise its punishing depth but criticize unclear UI cues during battles. One user wrote, "The peasant skill tree is brilliant, it changes how you fight and build." Another noted, "Too many mechanics feel under-explained." Completion rates drop sharply after the first 10 hours, suggesting a steep difficulty curve. Achievements like "Master Blacksmith" (earned by maxing weapon upgrades) add replay value for 35% of players.
PlayPile's Take
Feudal Craft is a tough but rewarding pick for strategy purists. Its 29.99 price tag feels fair for the systems depth, though the learning curve may turn off casual players. The 32 achievement milestones (85% completion needed for Game Master) incentivize mastery. If you enjoy micromanaging economies and adapting to real-time threats, it’s worth the investment. However, the unforgiving difficulty and sparse tutorials mean it’s not for everyone. Stick with it past the first 10 hours, and the late-game payoff is satisfying, just be ready to restart often.
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Single player
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