A lot of the lines between genres are crossed. You begin with a single peasant and must gradually move him up the ladder in society by starting a business to make lots of money, acquiring a wife, having children to carry on the family name, and even running for public office. Medieval villages look and feel so authentic that you can almost smell them.Īs in Europa 1400, the focus here is on setting up a family. 4Head Studios' manner of blending The Sims-style babysitting with Middle Ages economics remains original, but the gameplay is so repetitive and meticulous that it will even wear down medieval history buffs. Much like its predecessor, 2002's Europa 1400: The Guild, this is a micromanager's dream. This is the beginning of the renaissance.While nobody expects a game about building a family dynasty in medieval Europe to be an action-packed thrill ride, The Guild 2 is so detail-oriented that it should be on meds for obsessive-compulsive disorder. Reading and writing is no longer the domain of the nobility and the clergy and the invention of printing information may eventually be spread everywhere.
Entire towns purchase their freedom and more privileges from the nobility.
Due to trade and commerce an increasing middle class obtains more and more power and wealth. In the 14th Century the world order is beginning to transform itself. This was the incontrovertible, divine world order. On the shoulders of ordinary people the servants of god and the noble families justified their power and wealth. The Guild 2 - Renaissance is a Stand-Alone - you don't need the full version of The Guild 2 to play.įor centuries Europe has been dominated by the church and nobility. Buy The Guild 2: Renaissance as a Steam key at
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