The End of History

About The End of History

The End of History is a single player tactical role playing game with medieval and historical themes. It was developed by Tatamibeya and was released on December 10, 2025. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Medieval Sandbox RPG: Weave Your Destiny 『The End of History』 is a sandbox-style strategy RPG set in a medieval-inspired world. As the protagonist, you leave your foster parent's home one day and embark on a journey as an unknown wanderer. In a world where the motives of numerous NPCs intertwine, and cooperation and betrayal collide, you become a part of this world and can live freely as you c…

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63%Audience ScoreBased on 41 reviews

story5 positive mentions

stability3 negative mentions

The game offers a unique and immersive open-world experience with a rich atmosphere and storytelling freedom, appealing to fans of sandbox RPGs.
It features a deep political and relationship system, with vibrant NPC personalities and emergent storylines that create replay value.
The economy and faction mechanics provide strategic depth, including trade, marriage, and kingdom management with notable potential for growth.

Combat is widely criticized as clunky, unbalanced, and lacking tactical depth, often feeling simplistic and frustrating compared to similar games.
The game currently suffers from numerous bugs, unstable performance, unintuitive UI, and frequent intrusive pop-ups which hinder the overall experience.
Quests and mission design are problematic with poorly explained mechanics, unrealistic deadlines, and frequent cancellations leading to player frustration.

story
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
24% positive mentions, 62% neutral mentions, 14% negative mentions
The story in the game is compromised by a broken and often frustrating quest system, with many quests being basic, overly frequent, or nearly impossible to complete due to poor design and erratic triggers. However, the game shines in its open-world sandbox storytelling, offering freedom through exploration, character interactions, and emergent events that appeal to fans of non-linear RPGs. While the narrative framework exists, it lacks the depth and cohesion of a structured campaign, making player-driven storytelling the main attraction.
- “Exploring the world, meeting characters, taking odd jobs, and slowly carving out your story is where this game shines.”
- “There is a good overall story in the campaign (not spoiling) but it has sandbox mode if you just want to mess around as well.”
- “Lots of side quests and events to be had as well.”
- “The quest system is absolutely broken.”
- “90% of the time I can't complete the quest because it simply gets cancelled, and my liege hates me for not being able to single-handedly make the city prosper within a 5-second span.”
- “Quests are incredibly basic, even what few hand-placed ones there are - including what passes for the 'main quest'.”
gameplay
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
20% positive mentions, 60% neutral mentions, 20% negative mentions
The gameplay offers a solid foundation with familiar mechanics reminiscent of classic games, but it suffers from unclear tutorials, underwhelming rewards, and a lack of depth in certain systems. Important mechanics are poorly explained or obscured, making progression and mastery difficult, while some gameplay loops, like faction dynamics and combat, feel underdeveloped or unbalanced. Overall, the experience is enjoyable but could benefit from clearer guidance, more meaningful rewards, and unique features to differentiate it.
- “Gameplay-wise, it's a pretty solid experience.”
- “Similar gameplay to Bannerlord but with its own style.”
- “Since the core gameplay of this game is similar to many classic games on the market, making some differences in details or systems would surely make the game more unique.”
- “There are a lot of things that could be done better, i.e., the combat, the tutorials, just explaining how some of the mechanics work that are not really explained well.”
- “Final note in case the devs see the review: there needs to be a compendium with game mechanics. It's a bit difficult to learn when things are both drip-fed to you mechanically and not super readily available.”
- “There are joinable traders and bandits as landless (at the start) factions, but they don't have any gameplay features and only really become legitimately playable once they join a nation - at which point they're completely identical to every other faction.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 40% negative mentions
The graphics feature a distinctive art style and excellent artwork reminiscent of older games, with unique NPC traits adding depth once involved in kingdoms. However, the 3D visuals are barebones, character customization is limited, and repetitive NPC portraits reduce clarity, indicating a need for more polish and variety.
- “This game has a good art style and presentation, allows for some freedom, and displays NPCs with unique traits and personalities.”
- “Overall the mechanism is fun, artwork is excellent, reminds an old game Zill O'll.”
- “Graphically it has a nice art style though a lot of the same NPC portraits; hope more are added later as this leads to some confusion when you have so many NPCs.”
- “The game's 3D graphics are extremely barebones.”
- “It's an EA game and bugs are to be expected, but at such a high cost the game should have more to offer, and be a bit more polished: the character creator is portrait only, no voice acting on the main character, and it has game-breaking bugs. For now, there is nothing that sets this game apart from Mount & Blade except its aesthetic.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
The game currently suffers from significant stability issues, including broken balance, unreliable food supply mechanics favoring NPCs, buggy NPC AI, and an unfair siege system, resulting in an overall rating of 4/10.
- “Broken balance and broken food supply, with unfair food supply distribution between NPC troops and the player.”
- “Buggy NPC AI and interface lead to frustrating gameplay experiences.”
- “Unfair siege mechanics significantly impact game stability and challenge balance.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
Grinding in the game is criticized for being tedious and compounded by intrusive, hard-to-manage pop-ups. Additionally, relationship grinding leads to marriage, which players find lacks meaningful impact.
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The atmosphere is highly praised for its immersive depiction of a corrupt nobility and societal collapse, enhanced by believable NPC interactions that bring the setting to life.
- “The atmosphere is fantastic.”
- “I liked the atmosphere and the setting of corrupt nobility, societal collapse, and being able to watch NPCs interact with each other.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The humor is generally funny and enjoyable, though some users feel it could benefit from moderation or a cap to avoid overuse.

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