I chose deliberately to play Fallout London with as few spoilers as possible. My 1st hour in, I had minor irritations. I was bothered by the design choice to prevent me from equipping armour and weapons, when control was returned to me. There was a branching room that led to nowhere, and I took way too long to progress until I blindly stumbled across a door that was nearly invisible in the dark (I was not given a torch yet). And I only got to leave the starting area after 20-30min. 2nd hour in, the world opened up. I was wary, scared, no weapons until I found the cane. I found the way out. I was outside in what passes for daylight in sunny London. I found a dog. I started exploring. 4th hour in.. I completely forgot I was playing a total conversion mod. This seriously feels like a game that Bethesda made. No, it's a game that you, every member of Team FOLON, made and you should be proud. For those having problems like constant crashes like I did, please visit the Discord. They have solutions posted. I fixed mine once I realised I was launching the game through the wrong executable. Gameplay: The quests feel dynamic and part of the world, even the fetch quests. Some of the quests feel hollow, like there could have been more to it before I completed it. For such a huge game there are of course many nameless NPCs for flavour. But overall 14 hours in, I am truly invested. Well done, FOLON! Now to get back to my game
Played this 71.2 hours on the Steam version, and I'm hooked! Sure it's an alpha but already there's tons of content with more on the way next year (bandits and horses!), Also check out the Reddit page, the screenshots and funny bugs that players post there speak for itself on how much people are enjoying the game. I also can't stop thinking about how I want to restart the game and pick a 'better' location than the last for my new settlement. I came here mainly to point out that Medieval Dynasty is developed by Render Cube, not the same people who made Farmers Dynasty or Lumberjack Dynasty. It's not a reskin, and Render Cube has been fairly responsive with an update nearly every week. Anyone who's wondering, give it a try, or watch ESO's youtube playthroughs!
