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Medieval Blacksmith is a single player role playing game. It was developed by OGO Play and was released on April 14, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

In "Medieval Blacksmith," players assume the role of a blacksmith in a land ruled by feudalism, forging weapons that shape their destiny and that of their customers. With 16 weapon types to craft, from daggers to two-handed swords, players can observe and impact customers' stories, improving their skills and reputation in this fantasy blacksmithing experience.

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84%
Audience ScoreBased on 368 reviews
story29 positive mentions
grinding21 negative mentions

  • Engaging blacksmithing mechanics that allow for creative weapon design and crafting.
  • Humorous and immersive dialogue that adds depth to the gameplay experience.
  • Active developer support with regular updates and responsiveness to community feedback.
  • Frequent crashes and performance issues that disrupt gameplay.
  • Linear quest design with harsh penalties for wrong choices, leading to potential game over scenarios.
  • Some aspects of the game feel unpolished, such as the user interface and certain mechanics.
  • story
    144 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it engaging and complex, while others criticize it for being poorly written and overly linear. Many appreciate the character interactions and the depth of the narrative, but feel that the pacing is slow and that the story often interrupts the core gameplay of blacksmithing. Overall, while the crafting mechanics are praised, the story's execution leaves much to be desired, with calls for improvements and more meaningful player choices.

    • “The story is surprisingly good, and the blacksmithing feels realistic and really enjoyable.”
    • “You can choose to just make weapons and sell them or play out the story, and wow, I was not expecting such a complex, interactive story from this.”
    • “The story line of the game is incredibly interesting and the choices you get in the game are actually difficult and thought-provoking.”
    • “The writing is dull and juvenile, which isn't a problem until the game insists on dragging you out of the shop over and over for the 'story.' I tapped out when I had no choice but to agree that I was 'the chosen one' of the god of tools and the big quest was revealed to be raising an army of zealots to drive out a population of war refugees.”
    • “The story pacing is too slow.”
    • “The story railroads you to work with terrible people no matter your choices, and if you decide to use the option that most people would pick (not give them service), you die without a chance to change your mind as well as losing any progress before saving.”
  • gameplay
    56 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay of the game is characterized by satisfying blacksmithing mechanics and a variety of crafting options, which many players find enjoyable and engaging. However, it is marred by tedious and repetitive tasks, a lack of polish, and frustrating mechanics that detract from the overall experience. While the core gameplay loop has potential, it requires significant improvements in quality of life features and optimization to fully realize its promise.

    • “Overall, satisfying gameplay once you know how to make money.”
    • “The core gameplay of making weapons at the smithy is pretty satisfying.”
    • “The mechanics are really intuitive and interactive, the customization and skill tree are easy to use, and the dialogue options are hilarious.”
    • “The mechanics are incredibly tedious — crafting even basic items feels like a repetitive chore.”
    • “Unfortunately, due to this frustrating game mechanic, I have no choice but to mark this as not recommended.”
    • “I would like to say that the game is an enjoyable experience, however it remains quite unpolished and frankly quite rushed, and the gameplay is a tad bit tedious and confusing at times.”
  • grinding
    22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The grinding aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it excessively tedious and repetitive, particularly in crafting and blacksmithing mechanics. While some appreciate the immersive experience and the challenge it presents, others criticize the poorly designed UI and the frustrating nature of failed attempts, leading to a sense of wasted time. Overall, the grinding can be enjoyable for those who embrace repetition, but it may deter players seeking a more polished and engaging experience.

    • “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
    • “The mechanics are incredibly tedious — crafting even basic items feels like a repetitive chore.”
    • “It's just too long and when you're bound to run into setbacks like crazy, it makes for a truly tedious experience.”
    • “However, the entire process is more of a tedious repetition of clicks, poorly designed UI that hurts your eyes, and a skill tree that gives little perks but to maybe ease the tedium just a bit.”
  • humor
    15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is widely appreciated, with players finding the dialogue to be both funny and relatable, contributing to an entertaining experience. While some aspects, like the simplicity of NPC interactions, may detract from the humor for a few, the overall consensus is that the developers have infused the game with a charming sense of humor that enhances gameplay. Players enjoy the comedic elements in crafting and interactions, making the game feel engaging and enjoyable.

    • “Story had me laughing a lot.”
    • “The mechanics are really intuitive and interactive, the customization and skill tree are easy to use, and the dialogue options are hilarious.”
    • “Funny dialogue, chill gameplay, and the ability to design your own weapons was great.”
    • “Is this supposed to be funny?”
    • “The jokes fall flat and feel forced.”
    • “I expected more clever humor, but it just didn't land.”
  • graphics
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising the high attention to detail and immersive atmosphere, while others criticize the optimization issues and simplistic visuals that resemble an asset flip. Despite these concerns, many find the graphics satisfactory enough for smooth gameplay, even on lower-end systems. Overall, the game's visual presentation is seen as a blend of impressive elements and technical shortcomings.

    • “This is an amazing game with the best graphics, soundtracks, and the most realistic gameplay. It is definitely worth the money and I think it should be made worth more, as this is an absolute jewel of a game, showing you that you could always be in a worse position. The game is much more than a blacksmith simulator; it's a life simulator for a blacksmith in the medieval period. This is definitely a recommendation from me!”
    • “Extremely high attention to detail, good graphics, great atmosphere, an absolute joy to play.”
    • “Simple graphics so it runs really smooth even on my laptop. Very addicting, super relaxing, satisfying ASMR, super fun and interesting.”
    • “I want to love this game so much, but the optimization is terrible. In the blacksmith area, my 3060 Ti is running between 60% and 80% on medium graphics and crashes multiple times.”
    • “Graphically, it looks like an asset flip.”
    • “Decent graphics.”
  • optimization
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the optimization of the game has received significant criticism, with many players experiencing low framerates, crashes, and performance issues, particularly in specific areas like the blacksmith shop. While some users find the performance acceptable, the general consensus indicates that the game is poorly optimized, failing to meet expectations set by its promotional materials.

    • “Performance is just fine out of the box (I'm not a power gamer).”
    • “A little unoptimized, with FPS dips in some areas, mainly the exit of the cave and the backyard of the blacksmith shop for some reason.”
    • “Optimization is nonexistent here.”
    • “I want to love this game so much, but the optimization is trash. In the blacksmith, my 3060 Ti is between 60% and 80% on medium graphics and crashes multiple times.”
    • “The trailer gave me very high hopes, but the gameplay itself did not quite match up, and the game ran at quite a low framerate, which tells me it is not that optimized.”
  • music
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is highly praised, with many users highlighting the soundtrack as exceptional and enhancing the overall experience. It complements the gameplay well, providing a chill atmosphere that allows players to enjoy crafting while listening to their own music or podcasts. However, there are minor issues noted, such as occasional music glitches.

    • “The soundtrack is an absolute baller.”
    • “This is an amazing game with the best graphics, soundtracks, and the most realistic gameplay. It is definitely worth the money and I think it should be valued even higher, as this is an absolute jewel of a game. It shows you the best of the game by letting you experience that you could always be in a worse position, making it much more than just a blacksmith simulator, but a life simulator for a blacksmith in the medieval period. This is definitely a recommendation from me!”
    • “Great soundtrack.”
    • “(besides music glitching) some special orders are rocket science but I managed them all.”
  • atmosphere
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The atmosphere in the game is notably inconsistent; while some players praise the high attention to detail and immersive graphics that create a joyful experience, others criticize certain map areas as feeling unfinished, detracting from the overall ambiance. Additionally, specific settings, like the forge at night, are highlighted for their relaxing and engaging atmosphere.

    • “Extremely high attention to detail, good graphics, great atmosphere, an absolute joy to play.”
    • “The atmosphere of being at your forge after dark is pretty chill.”
  • stability
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The stability of the game is highly inconsistent, with some users reporting numerous bugs that hinder gameplay, while others have experienced no glitches at all. Overall, the game appears to have significant stability issues that detract from the experience for many players.

    • “Garbage buggy game.”
    • “Way too buggy to be released.”
  • replayability
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players appreciate the game's replayability, noting that the presence of meaningful choices and various approaches allows for diverse experiences, whether by challenging oneself or opting for easier strategies.

    • “The game offers genuine choices and allows players to approach it in various ways, whether by limiting themselves or making it easier, which enhances its replayability.”
    • “With multiple paths and outcomes, each playthrough feels unique, making me want to dive back in and explore different strategies.”
    • “The variety of character builds and decision-making options ensures that no two playthroughs are the same, keeping the experience fresh and engaging.”
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Medieval Blacksmith is a role playing game.

Medieval Blacksmith is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 37 hours playing Medieval Blacksmith.

Medieval Blacksmith was released on April 14, 2025.

Medieval Blacksmith was developed by OGO Play.

Medieval Blacksmith has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its grinding.

Medieval Blacksmith is a single player game.

Similar games include Fantasy Blacksmith, Hobo: Tough Life, Master Bladesmith, Blacksmith Master, Wartales and others.