
Medieval Engineers is a sandbox game about engineering, construction and the maintenance of architectural works and mechanical equipment using medieval technology. Players build cities, castles and fortifications; construct mechanical devices and perform landscaping and underground mining.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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with a few hundred mods the game can be great. And Vicman is the best tour guide. 7.5/10
(New Edit, 2/17/2019) I hadn't played ME for months, after the last update broke the game into unplayability and I left in disgust, after having written the review below. But I had heard about the rail and water mods and so a few weeks ago I fired it back up to check it out. Like my initial Steam review (below), the modders have done an amazing job. The new rail mod is intuitive, fun, immersive, and solves the main issue of planet, which is it's unruly size. The new water mod finally added what everyone has been asking for since the games inception, and which KEEN assured us they would never provide. Water. Like, you know, the prerequisite for life itself. I loved toodling over to the iron mines on the track I built, using that same iron (Rick: So you're crafting stuff to mine with and mining stuff to craft with?This is what's popular with autistic people? Cuz I'm starting to love
Get this game during a good sale. The base game is a unfinished, crash-prone mess. It's possible to play it for hours at a time, but the base game just won't work right. However, the modding community has gotten the game stable enough to play as advertised with the "Community Edition" Beta. In your steam library, right-click on the game, select "Properties". Then go into the "Betas" tab. In the "Beta Participation" drop-down menu, select "communityedition - Community Edition". After that, just wait for that version to install itself and you'll be set to go. That should only take a few moments. As for the gameplay itself, it's pretty much as advertised. Gather resources, build structures, kill barbarians, maybe discover a ruin to explore. If you want more, there are mods on the workshop, including the "Industrial Engineers Modpack" that turns the game into "Industrial Engineers". "Indu
It's such a shame the game is dead now. The idea was great, no it was revolutionary, it really was! But because Keen Studios has decided to stop support and release an unfinished game, the beautiful idea that it definitely was is no longer going to work... :( It had so much potential and I sincerely hope that you at least don't bury the idea, dear Keen Studio please let another team or any other studio or modder continue this great idea and sell the rights of this unfinished game. Please!
Its beeen 2 years already. Seems a lot of us early buyers thought the development would be as vivid as it was with Space Engineers. Instead Keen fell back to its dark times where they ripped off their customers with Miner Wars 2081 (promised heavens then stopped it by slapping 1.0 onto it and taking the money to make Space Engineers). The development of ME is slow, somewhat directionless and lackluster. Dont buy until you see some serious development that puts the game forward.
Where do I even start with this? Well let's get this out of the way first. "Dear keen, I know you have done several things you said you wouldn't in regards to the development of this game. We know how little you truly care about the players and fans of this game. Best regards, Evelyn Strange. " See? I can do your format of reply too, but instead I'm going to point out several things about why medieval engineers is an absolute embarrassment on your name. Let's start off with the promises you broke to us: The fact you merged your dev teams from Space Engineers and Medieval engineers is one thing you promised us wouldn't happen. The fact that the development of this game was supposed to help the development of the other didn't happen as you said. We never got structural integrity in Space engineers from Medieval engineers didn't happen as you said. The fact this game has been a
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