Medieval strategy à la Crusader Kings: In Liegecraft, you control kings as in an RPG

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In Liegekraft, the unmistakable replay value of Civilization meets the dialog-driven statecraft of Crusader Kings. Your task as a medieval monarch is to expand your kingdom and build prosperity. In turn-based gameplay, you as king can explore your lands, expand provinces, and research new technologies.

In the process, you will forge and maintain your relationships with various noble families and lead your vassals by shaping their traits and keeping an eye on their needs. Should you fail in this, it can quickly end with a knife in the back. If all your diplomatic efforts fail, you can always resort to huge battles and honorable duels.

When politics aren’t on your mind, you’ll devote yourself to lavish festivals and tavern brawls, royal hunting, and exploring dungeons.

Liegecraft is scheduled to launch in Early Access in 2025 You can already add the strategy game to your wishlist on Steam

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