An empire crumbles, descending into civil war. Beyond its frayed borders, new kingdoms rise. What role will you play in this time of turmoil? Bannerlord is the sequel to the medieval combat simulator/RPG/tactical combat game, Mount & Blade: Bannerlord, set two centuries before the original game. It's an intriguing mix of genres, serving up a believable sim of a (admittedly fictional) medieval kingdom called Calradia and inviting you to roam and fight your way across it at your own will. Towns and villages can be explored, you can speak to the people in them. There's an entire simulated feudal economy that will ebb and flow and affect your ability to build your army. You can establish a back alley criminal empire, if you like. And in combat you can get up to your elbows in the blood of your foes yourself, as well as commanding your troops as they charge onto the battlefield. Or, if you prefer, take the fight to other players in a range of multiplayer modes. In short, Bannerlord is a wide open sandbox that offers a lot of different ways for you to play.
