Medieval Dynasty New Update Release Time is Here. Autumn Offers New Romance Options and Other Big Changes

Update (October 25)

As a seasoned gamer with a knack for sifting through the annals of gaming history, I must say that the latest update for Medieval Dynasty has truly piqued my interest. Three years since its PC launch and still going strong, this game has managed to carve out a niche for itself amidst the sea of titles vying for our attention.

On November 27th, Medieval Dynasty is set to unveil its second part of updates, showcased in a new trailer. The upcoming Autumn update includes new clothing options, the ability to dye them, weapons and armor, bandit camps, and an enhanced combat system. For more details, check out the map indicating the release time of this exciting update at 8:00 a.m. PT.

Original news (October 11)

Even though it’s been three years since the PC release of Medieval Dynasty, this game continues to be well-received and highly rated within the gaming community. A significant factor contributing to its success is the regular updates that keep getting released for the game.

Following the activation of the crossplay function, it’s now time for an upcoming update from Render Cube studio. In this update, they plan to enhance their game by adding some fresh decorative features and a much-anticipated feature – the option to propose in-game marriage between players. Furthermore, royal quests are on the horizon, although the developers haven’t disclosed the exact release date for this patch yet.

The video below offers a sneak peek into the forthcoming changes. Importantly, note that this is part one, so there are additional updates planned to be disclosed by the developers soon.

To put it simply, the game “Medieval Dynasty” has been hugely popular. On Steam alone, it’s gathered more than 33,000 reviews, with a whopping 90% of those being favorable. The game attracts nearly 3,000 players at its busiest time each day, and at its peak, as many as 31,057 people have been enjoying it simultaneously. Back in June, the developers at Render Cube studio shared that the game has already sold over 2 million copies.