Other games like manor lords?

[Nubie]

Hi guys! I'm off to finishing off this game and wait until the next patch. The game is excellent but we all know that after spending 50+ hours it gets repetitive.

Do you guys have any other game suggestion to play like base building where you can raid and conquer AI territories?

I played games like "going medieval", "Survivalist: Invisible Strain", "Bannerlord 2", "Kenshi","Rimworld", "Sunkenland" (played them all)

Any games you guys can recommend from not the list above?

[[BLK] Telu]

Nebu, of course.

Foundation also, great game !

[lily40k]

The Wandering Village, Frostpunk, IXION

[Odin]

You could try Pharaoh. It's an older game, about 20 years old by now and the graphics are not to modern standards, but is eerily similar to Manor Lords in a bunch of ways. Stuff like buildings that require enough workers to function, a complex farming and trading system and an upgrade mechanic for your city's neighbourhoods that requires you to produce higher wealth resources to attract higher wealth people. There's also some military including naval warfare but there's no conquest outside of the main story.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/564530/Pharaoh__Cleopatra/

[Horemvore]

Цитата допису White Boyz1:

You can raid and conquer ai planets, enslaving their entire race or completely exterminate them in Stellaris. It's a fun game with a lot of re-play value. Give it a try if you haven't yet.

Stellaris, a city builder, that right there is a first.

[Scaristotle]

Цитата допису Odin:

You could try Pharaoh. It's an older game, about 20 years old by now and the graphics are not to modern standards, but is eerily similar to Manor Lords in a bunch of ways. Stuff like buildings that require enough workers to function, a complex farming and trading system and an upgrade mechanic for your city's neighbourhoods that requires you to produce higher wealth resources to attract higher wealth people. There's also some military including naval warfare but there's no conquest outside of the main story.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/564530/Pharaoh__Cleopatra/

This game was the shiznit back in the day.

[Grandmaster]

Ancient Cities is a survival city builder simulator based on ancient times.

https://youtu.be/MHRMUt2_UgE?si=BneQHftT-xxbmf6F

https://youtu.be/XIm16BfTHb4?si=TALbO_eAihXRbx6P

https://store.steampowered.com/app/667610/Ancient_Cities/

[madpraxis]

Цитата допису Scaristotle:

Цитата допису Odin:

You could try Pharaoh. It's an older game, about 20 years old by now and the graphics are not to modern standards, but is eerily similar to Manor Lords in a bunch of ways. Stuff like buildings that require enough workers to function, a complex farming and trading system and an upgrade mechanic for your city's neighbourhoods that requires you to produce higher wealth resources to attract higher wealth people. There's also some military including naval warfare but there's no conquest outside of the main story.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/564530/Pharaoh__Cleopatra/

This game was the shiznit back in the day.

Was? Still is :D
That whole series, they got that whatsit, asian one and then the ancient gods one. All great games. STILL great games. Like, you get a walker blocker, and you get a walker blocker.

[Delta-9]

Stronghold 2 has a story and a skirmish mode. Skirmish is almost Identical to this game. Yes it may be old, but it plays the same, if not better, than this game. You can build a castle and have a huge army.

[Oddible]

This thread already has most of my faves so I'll add: Dawn of Man - an ancient city builder.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/858810/Dawn_of_Man/

Glad someone mentioned Foundation - while there isn't any direct combat it is a really well put-together game.

[jhughes]

Farthest Frontier, Foundation, Ostriv, Patron. All very similar to Manor Lords.

[the dude abides]

manor lords is basically a skin of foundation (w armies)

[Nubie]

I appreciate all your suggestions! Thank you!

[Kandler]

Before Pharao + Cleopatra have a look to Nebuchadnezzar

[Garry]

Like a few others have said....this game is very similar to Ostriv.

[icecracked]

Anno 1800 is Brilliant also Farthest Frontier shows a lot of good signs in the pre-build so far.