- Steam pricePrice
- $34.99
- Release
- September 23, 2021
- Modes
- Platforms
How co-op works
Up to four players build one settlement on the co-op-capable Oxbow map, sharing quests while dividing hunting, farming, logging, crafting, construction, and trade. Each develops a customized character, but the village’s workforce, production, supplies, taxes, and seasonal survival require collective management.
About this game
Medieval Dynasty is a first-person survival and village-building simulator set in the Middle Ages. Playing solo or with friends in online co-op, you hunt, gather, craft, and construct your own settlement from the ground up. As the founder of a dynasty, you must secure resources, attract villagers, and ensure your lineage thrives across generations. The blend of survival mechanics, farming routines, and long-term planning creates a true cooperative experience rather than a competitive one.
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Players fell trees, hunt wildlife, plant crops, and erect buildings while managing hunger, stamina, and seasons. You assign tasks to villagers, negotiate with neighboring settlements, and balance immediate survival with generational prosperity. The layered systems reward communication and shared labor, making teamwork essential when expanding your village or preparing for harsh winters.
Online co-op lets you and friends work together to build a thriving medieval community. Sessions demand coordination as you divide responsibilities, pool resources, and tackle ambitious construction projects. The slow, deliberate pace suits groups who enjoy planning together and watching their settlement grow over many hours of cooperative play.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do we share the same village and resources in co-op, or does each player build separately?
You work together on a shared settlement. Co-op sessions let you pool resources, divide responsibilities like farming and construction, and coordinate to grow one thriving medieval community rather than competing settlements.
Is this a casual drop-in game or does co-op require long, planned sessions?
Medieval Dynasty suits longer, planned sessions. Managing hunger, seasons, construction projects, and villagers rewards communication and sustained teamwork. The slow, deliberate pace is best for groups who enjoy building and planning together over many hours rather than quick drop-in play.































