Interactive environment with trees to fell, various fruit to pluck, stones to collect, caves to explore and many more. Food and water are pretty minor inconveniences, there is water absolutely everywhere and it's safe to drink. From being alone, inexperienced and poor you will develop into a master of many skills, a leader of your community and the founder of a prosperous dynasty which is meant to last and prosper for generations to come. Face hot summer months and harsh winters, react to unpredictable events and make sure that you, your family and the population that entrusts you with their survival lack nothing.

Please be aware that items destined for China are taking considerably longer to be delivered than usual. Take those first steps towards creating your own village filled with unique characters by building your first house. The idea of facing off against the elements and the odds while managing your resources and town may just never get old, but it is in the execution that new games can attempt to make a mark.Besides the actual text being sub-par in engagement and grammar, the actual UI can be a bit jarring at times. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. But watch out for wear and tear because you don't want your pickaxe to become unusable in the middle of nowhere. Its story hardly stacks up against AAA RPGs like The Elder Scrolls but it's good enough given the game's many other strengths.

Strategy: While pioneering in the Middle Ages you will found and expand a village, manage the inhabitants, collect resources and produce all the goods you need and use or capitalize by trading them. At the same time, the survival elements are mostly explained through actually completing quests, which serve as a tutorial of sort. Your carry capacity is tiny, and you can't upgrade it at all until the early mid game, and even then it's tiny until you can unlock a mount. Overall, there's fun to be had, once you've played around with the settings to get rid of the outright bad part of the experience, but it remains a painfully below average game with a cool setting.Role playing: Develop your own character, interact with NPCs, take care of your family and form community alliances by helping others and trading freely. it is when on top of that it tries to add some RPG elements that it starts to feel a bit iffy, but luckily it is easy to overlook that front. Survival players will feel right at home with familiar elements, while also enjoying the new approach that it brings to the table. You can also really tell the difference in seasons from the way the world looks, and the different color hues you can see here and there. Currently, I would go as far as to say Medieval Dynasty is the best graphics for its genre on the PlayStation 5.