You can get two medieval games in one bundle on Steam right now and save a lot of money
The harsh Middle Ages is exactly your setting? Do you like grand strategy games, but don’t say “no” to good survival role-playing games? Then Steam has just the right offer for you. In the “For The King” bundle, you can get Medieval Dynasty and Crusader Kings 3 plus the Northern Lords and Wards & Wardens DLCs for a special price.
Crusader Kings 3 and Medieval Dynasty in a bundle
How much can you save? There is a 42 percent discount on the bundle. You will then pay a total of (57 Euro) for the two games and the two DLCs.
You can also buy games and DLCs individually:
- Crusader Kings 3 is reduced by 50 percent to (25 Euro) reduced
- Medieval Dynasty is reduced by 25 percent to (23 Euro) reduced
- Northern Lords is reduced by 20 percent to (11 Euro) reduced
- Wards & Wardens is only available at the normal price of (5 Euro)
This bundle saves you an additional 10 percent compared to the sum of the individual products.
How long is the offer valid? There is no expiration date for the bundle itself. However, the individual discounts are valid until November 28, 2023 – this should probably also apply to the bundle.
By the way, Steam is currently having a big fall sale. A safe path through the jungle of offers is our article with the best deals.
What kind of game is Crusader Kings 3?
In this global strategy game, you take control of a medieval dynasty. You expand your empire through diplomacy and war. You forge alliances through marriage or destabilize your opponents’ counties through cunning and murder.
In addition to the strategic aspects such as expanding villages, towns and castles or raising armies, there are also numerous role-playing elements.
The players at your court, as well as your own ruling dynasty, all have their own character traits and characteristics and gain new ones through your decisions – both positive and negative.
What kind of game is Medieval Dynasty?
The survival role-playing game also lets you found your own dynasty. You start as a simple farmer and gain experience to improve your skills. You turn your simple hut into a magnificent farm.
Later on, you found a growing village and strategically take care of the population, the production of goods, trade and your diplomatic relations.
All of this takes place in first-person perspective, making the game a true medieval simulation.
Both games enjoy a good reputation on Steam, even if the DLCs for CK 3 are sometimes criticized. Will you be getting the bundle? Or are you perhaps only interested in one of the individual offers? Do you have any other medieval games that you can definitely recommend? Feel free to write your opinion and tips in the comments.
