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The was somewhat positive, with critic Peter Brown explaining: "Though you have to wade through mediocre puzzles and endure cringe-worthy dialogue and references to past games, episode one successfully entices you to look forward to the next episode."

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Rob Walton from BagoGames writes: I cant really think of many games with medieval settings that dont rely heavily on fantasy elements; The only games that come to mind are Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, and War Of The Roses. Legends Of Eisenwald is another such game, and this time, rather than a hack and slash, we have a strategy\rpg style game. Set in what I assume is Western Europe, Legends of Eisenwald is a fascinating game that took me by surprise with its more realistic take on knights in shining armor. Though it does have minor fantastical elements such as magic and the undead, it doesnt rely entirely on things like monsters and dragons to make it interesting.

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Rob Walton from BagoGames writes: I cant really think of many games with medieval settings that dont rely heavily on fantasy elements; The only games that come to mind are Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, and War Of The Roses. Legends Of Eisenwald is another such game, and this time, rather than a hack and slash, we have a strategy\rpg style game. Set in what I assume is Western Europe, Legends of Eisenwald is a fascinating game that took me by surprise with its more realistic take on knights in shining armor. Though it does have minor fantastical elements such as magic and the undead, it doesnt rely entirely on things like monsters and dragons to make it interesting.