Going Medieval (PC) is an extensive strategy sandbox with elements of settlement building, colony management, and survival, set in a grim vision of the Middle Ages after a devastating plague. The world rises from the ruins, and it's up to you to lead a group of survivors to a new beginning. From a few defenseless wanderers, you form the nucleus of a settlement, which over time can transform into a powerful, walled fortress. It's perfect for fans of games like RimWorld, Timberborn, and Kingdoms and Castles who are looking for more freedom to build in a three-dimensional world. The greatest strength of Going Medieval is the combination of creative expansion with the daily management of residents. Each settler has his own characteristics, needs, strengths and weaknesses, so the development of the colony requires not only space planning, but also a reasonable allocation of duties. You must take care of shelter, food, safety, production and morale, while also being prepared for bandit attacks and threats from wildlife. The game allows you to build not only on the surface, but also deep into the ground and above, offering great opportunities to design fortresses, workshops, chapels, libraries or warehouses. Key featuresThree-dimensional settlement construction Create multi-level fortresses, underground corridors, and an elaborate medieval city using advanced 3D building tools. Managing unique settlers Each character has their own character, needs and talents, which affects the functioning of the entire settlement and requires an individual approach. Defend against threats Build walls, traps, and fortifications to effectively repel invaders and protect residents from dangers. Develop technology and crafting Conduct research, craft equipment, arm settlers, and develop your colony according to your own strategy. Randomly generated world Explore procedurally created maps and modify terrain, rivers, and landforms for your construction and military needs. How to activate a keySteam key activation Log in to the Steam app and then select the option to add the game to your library. Click on product activation on Steam, enter the key you received and confirm. Once activated correctly, Going Medieval will appear in your account and be ready for download. System requirementsMinimum operating system: Windows 10 64-bit Processor: Intel Core i5-9400F or AMD Ryzen 5 2600 RAM: 8 GB Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4 GB or AMD Radeon RX 580 4 GB DirectX: Version 11 Disk Space: 2 GB Sound Card: Windows Compatible Audio Device Recommended Operating System: Windows 10 / Windows 11 64-bit Processor: Intel Core i5-10600K / i7-10700 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600 XT RAM: 16 GB Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Super / RTX 2060 or AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT DirectX: Version 11 Disk Space: 2 GB Sound Card: Windows Compatible Audio Device FAQWhat is Going Medieval a game similar to RimWorld? Yes, but it offers a more elaborate 3D construction and a medieval vibe with an emphasis on fortress and settlement defense. Is it possible to build underground in the game? Yes, Going Medieval allows you to create underground tunnels, grottoes, warehouses, and other structures below the surface. Is every settler different? Yes, each character has their own characteristics, needs, and abilities that affect the development of the settlement. On which platform do I activate my key? You activate your Going Medieval key on the Steam platform. Is the game suitable for fans of strategy and city builders? Definitely yes, because it combines elements of strategy, colony management, survival and the expansion of a medieval settlement.