The Khuzait live in Mongol-like clans, the Battanians resemble the Celts, and so on (the game will have a built-in encyclopedia to help you trough all this, and like previous games it'll include key characters and their relationships).īut the first thing I see as I am plonked onto the world map is the detail in this landscape of valleys, seasides and mountains.
In the year of our alt Lord, 1084, the land of Calradia is split into cultural factions all based on historical peoples. Like its predecessor, this is set in a sideways world of alt history and alt nations. I like the sound they make as they whoosh by and impale a man. I played as Valtis, an athletic sword-swinging dude from the Southern Empire who can also throw javelins. But at this year’s Gamescom, I played some of the single player campaign. Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord is the medieval war ‘em up that often pops up to say: “Hello, I still look good.” We have seen its sieges, its horse archers, and even played some of its multiplayer sword-clashing.
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