Conqueror 940 AD

About

Conqueror 940 AD is a single player casual role playing game with romance, drama, warfare and comedy themes. It was developed by Combat Wombat Studios and was released on April 1, 2021. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Conqueror 940 AD, a casual turn-based medieval town-builder where your decisions matter. As an ousted prince you stumble upon empty land to build a kingdom from. How you fare and what you do with your rising power is up to you. Build, research, plan, do battle, and maybe even fall in love.

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Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

music3 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game offers a relaxing strategy experience where players can build and manage their kingdom at their own pace.
The developers are responsive and actively working on updates and improvements based on player feedback.
The game has potential for growth and offers a compelling gameplay loop that keeps players engaged.

The game is plagued with bugs that can disrupt gameplay, including issues with saving and loading progress.
Many mechanics are poorly explained, leading to confusion and frustration during gameplay.
The game can feel repetitive and slow, requiring excessive clicking and time investment for minimal progress.

gameplay
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Gameplay reviews highlight several areas needing improvement, including unclear mechanics related to army building and advisor segments, as well as a lack of explanations for key features. While some players find the pacing slow and certain gameplay elements shallow, many express satisfaction with the overall content and anticipate upcoming patches to enhance the experience.
- “Its early access, so there are a few quirks and areas that are a bit shallow in gameplay, but overall, for the price and content, I'm happy.”
- “Some mechanics need a little retooling, like the advisors segment, but I know that there are patches coming up to address this.”
- “There is little to no explanation of key mechanics of the game.”
- “The army building mechanics were a bit murky as well; apparently, it isn't enough to research and then buy/build bows and crossbows to equip your people. You have to research the various job positions as well.”
stability
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The game's stability is characterized by numerous bugs and glitches, particularly related to market pricing mechanics, which can lead to unintended outcomes. While some issues have been addressed through patches, players note that the game remains somewhat unstable but appreciate the developers' commitment to ongoing improvements and responsiveness to community feedback.
- “Quite buggy, but playable with some fixes.”
- “Buggy as heck; they didn't do any logic tests on the market prices, meaning if you can get the price of an item to 0 (with various discounts), then the system won't let you buy it at all. If you can get the price to go negative, then the system will pay you for buying it.”
- “While they did fix some of the bugs, it still has glitches.”
story
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The story is generally well-received, particularly for its integration of RPG elements and impactful choices. However, players have noted inconsistencies in how certain story events are triggered based on trait values, leading to confusion when options are available or unavailable without clear explanations.
- “I like the story and the RPG elements.”
- “There were several story events and choices that required a certain trait value. Sometimes it wouldn't let me click these options, and other times it would, without any explanation as to why my trait value wasn't high enough either way.”
- “The story felt disjointed and lacked coherence, making it difficult to stay engaged with the plot.”
- “Character motivations were poorly developed, leaving me confused about their actions and decisions throughout the game.”
music
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The music in the game is well-received, providing an enjoyable backdrop that enhances the experience without becoming repetitive or annoying, even after extended playtime.
- “The music is very nice, so you don't need to play your own while playing, and it doesn't become annoying after dozens of hours.”
- “The soundtrack perfectly complements the gameplay, enhancing the overall experience.”
- “I love how the music sets the mood and keeps me engaged throughout the game.”