Medieval Life : Middle Ages

Embark on a new adventure! From the creators of the popular Nautical Life Tycoon game, set in the Middle Ages, we proudly introduce Medieval Life: Castle King, a captivating RPG experience immersed in the cherished European feudal theme! Acquire regal castles fit for kings and queens.

You Can

- Engage in turn-based medieval combat

- Choose from 10 weapons with unique attributes

- Master 12 skills with varied magical effects to aid in feudal warfare

- Explore 9 distinct feudal castles

- Hunt over 76 diverse creatures

- Customize your castle with 150+ furnishings

- Experience dynamic day and night cycles presenting new challenges

- Embark on numerous quests across Europe and beyond

- Share the excitement of this feudal adventure with friends

Enjoy engaging game graphics that offer a mix of fun and classic RPG challenges.

Join us for free and delve into the enchanting world of Medieval Life - Middle Ages.

Medieval Life Tips, Cheats & Strategy Guide: Hints for Beating All the Monsters

1. Start Out With Weapon Upgrades, Not Castle Expansion

Although your first instinct might be to work on building a larger house and buy more items to spiff it up and make it look as fancy as you could, that’s actually not what most are recommending when it comes to the earlier parts of the game. You should remember that there are different creatures for you to defeat, and when we say creatures, we essentially mean monsters — you can’t expect to beat them if your weapon(s) aren’t up to speed!

With that in mind, you should be focus on spending your money on weapon upgrades first and foremost. Once you’ve upgraded it about two to three times, you should have no problem dispatching of enemies in about one to two hits, which should make things go faster and help you move forward in less time. You’ll also end up with more kills, as well as more monsters in your inventory to sell for coins. It’s a good kind of ripple effect, so focus on those weapon upgrades before decorating your castle!

2. You Don’t Need To Beat All The Monsters

Of course, you will encounter monsters that you simply cannot defeat, and that includes monsters that take a great deal of time to beat. Fortunately, the game won’t penalize you for quitting battles, so if you’ve spent several minutes trying to beat a monster, you might as well quit, regardless if you’re behind or ahead. Less time wasted means more money earned!

The exception to the above rule would be whenever you’re up against a monster that’s in the Legendary tier or rarity. Of course, you’ll want to add such a creature to your inventory, but even then, it’s not a bad idea, and not at all discouraged if you want to quit the moment you realize you have no chance of beating that monster just yet.

3. How To Deal With Those Legendary Monsters

Just by their name alone, Legendary monsters are tough cookies, to say the very least. But there are some things you can do to improve your chances of beating them. For example, you should only fight them once you have some special items handy — these items may vary, but they should give you a better chance at winning, provided that you use them at the right time. Go to battle without these items and you’re almost sure to lose in most cases.

4. There Is A Night-Day Mechanic When Hunting

As we mentioned in the game description, Medieval Life has a night-day mechanic, which means things will behave differently depending on the in-game time. And that would also include the monsters you can expect to get while you’re hunting. The daytime monsters are different from the nighttime monsters, and that makes it a smart idea to take note of which monsters can be found when the sun is up, and which ones can be found under the light of the moon. If you need a specific monster to complete a quest (and we will talk about quests below), make sure you’re hunting at the right time of the day.

5. Focus On The Quests

Although you can make a killing by selling the monsters you add to your inventory, you can earn more money by completing quests. This is a more profitable alternative to selling the monsters one by one, so if you want to make more money quickly, you should work on completing the quests — they help you progress faster as well, so it’s a win-win situation for you.

6. Why Should You Invest In Traps?

Medieval Life obviously has several ways in which you can earn money while actively playing the game. But your passive earnings may arguably be more important, as that basically means the game allows you to earn without actually doing anything. So how can you facilitate these earnings? Easy — by investing in traps. The money you’ll need to plunk down in order to get a trap may be of a rather premium amount, but the good thing about buying traps is that you earn money almost immediately. Just be sure you’re always on guard to collect money from the traps as often as you could.

The best advice for setting up traps would be to place them all in the same area. That’s because they seem to earn the same amount of money regardless where you place them. With that in mind, don’t space them apart — bunch them together, so that you can collect that money much faster and easier!

7. The Game Also Allows You To Hunt Fish

We’ve talked about monsters in most of the above-mentioned tips, and these are the creatures you will be hunting for the most part. But you might not be aware of the fact that the game also lets you hunt for fish. If you’re quick on your fingers and tap on a fish the moment it jumps out of the water, you can fight them, collect them, and sell them, much like you could with the actual monsters. But don’t mistake them for weak, defenseless prey — some can give you quite a hard time, so be prepared to put up a fight if needed!