Guides

Construction is perhaps the most important aspect of Going Medieval. There are no predefined buildings or rooms, and everything is up to the player to create as they see fit — with a few restrictions and caveats. Basic Construction Tips…

Whether it be from a raider or an encounter with less-than-friendly wildlife, sometimes your villagers will end up wounded. You may also end up with settlers who join your village that arrive wounded. Sometimes, your settlers will take it upon…

The settlers in Going Medieval are pretty good about going about their business without your help — usually. Sometimes, they’ll end up idle even when you’ve got tasks waiting to be accomplished. Here are a few common reasons your settlers…

One of the things that sets Going Medieval apart from other colony builders is the Z axis: you can actually build multi-story buildings! In this guide, we’ll briefly go over all the steps to create your first useable second story.…

If you survived the first raid (or turned that poor, wounded settler away), you’re probably well on your way to summer. When the seasons change and the temperature rises, all your precious cabbage will wilt and spoil — but there’s…

You can play Going Medieval for quite awhile without ever noticing that there is a “Rooms” feature, as the beginning tutorials don’t mention it. However, creating specific rooms for the various tasks your settlers have can dramatically increase efficiency, whether…

Going Medieval is the kind of game where you can really set your own goals, and determine what success is for yourself. That being said, there are multiple ways to fail, and one of them is by having your settlers…

Welcome to our Going Medieval Beginner’s Guide! This guide’s goal is to get you set up for success by helping you create a shelter, teaching you how to gather and grow your own food, and prepare you to survive your…