12 Exciting Medieval PC Games Coming in 2023: Unleash Your Inner Knight!

Prepare to be captivated by the tales of valor, conquest, and honor that await you in these upcoming medieval PC games.Whether you're a fan of strategy, action, or RPG games, this video is your gateway to the exciting world of medieval gaming in 2023.
Intro: 00:00
Voor De Kroon 00:10
Release date: TBD
Platform: TBD
Blight: Survival 00:58
Release date: TBD
Platform: PC
Crimson Desert 01:45
Release date: 2023
Platform: PS4, PS5, XB1, XBSX, PC
Assassins' Creed Mirage 02:37
Release date: 2023
Platform: PS4, PS5, XB1, XBSX, PC
Senua's Saga: Hellblade II 03:33
Release date: TBD
Platform: XBSX, PC
Sengoku Dynasty 04:26
Release date: TBD
Platform: TBD
Farthest Frontier 05:06
Release date: TBD
Platform: PC
Quinfall 05:54
Release date: TBD
Platform: PC
I, The Inquisitor 06:36
Release date: TBD
Platform: PC (Steam), PS5, XBSX
Manor Lords 07:25
Release date: TBD
Platform: PC
Robin Hood - Sherwood Builders 08:14
Release date: TBD
Platform: PC
Lords of the Fallen 2 09:10
Release date: TBD
Platform: PS5, XSX/S, PC

[@markushuber214]

Robin Hood and Manor Lords.. :) But we are still waiting for big and impressing castle sieges like in Medieval2 and nobody was able to fill that gap yet

[@IraFuse_422]

I think you mean "Announced in 2023"... 'Voor De Kroon' looks like it's based off the Mount and Blade games. In 2023, Mount and Blade 2 is in a finished state and *should not* be overlooked!

[@triplem372]

I bought a PC during Covid. Nothing worth more than $1 has come out since. I'd rather watch these videos of potential games than play any of the straight-up poo devs are gliding down our throats.

[@raskolnikov6443]

6:51 the church is one of the most falsely portrayed elements of medieval Europe. Tbf most of medieval Europe is being portrayed horribly in modern media (which makes sense considering the ideology of most of the media. It’s in their interest to do so). Medieval Europe was far less authoritarian than those portrayals. The blood thirsty inquisitor that is portrayed in modern media and documentaries never existed and the church had less authority than people think. The whole witch trial thing is not even part of the medieval period but came after it. The inquisition barely killed anyone. Between 3000-5000 people in over 250 years in all of Europe. It was a very lenient court compared to the worldly courts of the time. People in the Middle Ages were not concerned with magic or witches. Power was very decentralized which is why it was far less authoritarian than how it is portrayed. Later time periods were far worse for the peasants. People weren’t dirty either. Bad smell (called Miasma) was something they were trying to avoid and get rid of during that time (hygiene got worse in later periods) since they believed it caused illnesses. The portrayal of the medieval times as especially dark is laughable. Can’t stand the grey filter in modern portrayals of that time either.
Alright rant over. Manor Lords looks promising.

[@enzoaurelius5606]

White knighting barbarian monarchy and fat church. Also you stated a lot of false facts.

[@wiwysova]

No one's reading this.

[@wiwysova]

They're all so bad tho