Manor Lords

When I first bought Manor Lords, I had an amazing time — the initial hours were genuinely fun and immersive. However, after just a few hours, the lack of content became apparent, and the game quickly started to feel empty. I decided to take a break, hoping that with time, new updates would bring fresh content and improvements. After nearly a year away, I came back… and sadly, almost nothing has changed. The game still suffers from the same content shortage and becomes repetitive far too quickly. Even worse, I encountered bugs that prevented me from continuing my saved game, which was incredibly frustrating. Manor Lords has massive potential — the foundation is there for something truly great. But at this moment, I cannot recommend buying it. I sincerely hope the developers start releasing meaningful updates that add actual content and fix critical issues, but right now, it doesn’t seem like such updates are anywhere on the horizon. It’s a shame, because so much potential is...

Alright, so I have a love/hate relationship with this game. Its a fun game and if you wanna spend alot of time developing a nice city and doing all that then this is great for you. But somethings to be aware of: - The economy is ****EXTREMELY**** broken. You could be selling swords, spears, helmets, boots, cloaks, veggies, beer, dyes, charcoal, wool, linen, wooden parts and both types of shields. But if you need Barley & grain it'll sink your regional wealth. Which in turn bankrupts you. So basically if you cant build a town that is 100% self sustaining then you may as well quit and start over. - The enemy will spawn directly into your town. Wether it be bandits or the opposing Lord. Sometimes they'll spawn other places but majority of the time they are going to spawn from off map, directly into your region. So prepare to have your town completely wiped several times a game. - When the off map Lord decides to attack, don't just assume you won because you won the first battle. Give ...

I love this game. but man, there is so far in between the updates. Other than that its 10/10

Game is an enjoyable city builder, but there has not been an update in 7 months, apparently the dev is working on a 'major update' but I'd hold off on buying it until the update cycle becomes more regular and transparent as at the moment this is a very early access game and at this pace will remain so for a while (if it doesn't wind up being abandoned...), risk of EA sure but that is why I cannot recommend it at this point

Step 1. Develop insane hype for cool game concept with high demand. Step 2. Release playable tech demo. Step 3. Release a handful of updates in two years. Step 4. Make an estimated $140MM in sales.

This is a great start to what could be a truly fantastic game. But it feels like less than 30% of what needs to be there to fully launch, and the pace of development is so slow that at this rate, it will realistically take another 7-10 years to finish. If you are fine with that, then I certainly won't tell you not to. But I feel like most people who sign up for Early Access games -- even the most patient of the bunch -- will expect a little more from a project that's already brought in many tens of millions of dollars.

Another high potential game that ended up in dev hell. I don't want to jump to conclusions but: Game sold well > money is in the bank > no more updates > sucks. I'm getting more and more salty concerning Early Access games. Too many games end up in limbo this way. Go finish the game dev.

I mean, what happened? This game received so much support immediately after release, now we barely get dangled a piece of carrot every 4 months that seems more and more like it should be more each time they tease updates. The game has hardly had anything added to it since it came out almost a year and a half ago. Another over hyped under delivered product it seems. Maybe it gets better in the future but for now, don't recommend.

I brought this game just after release and had such high hopes for the game. When I first started playing the game it was so much fun but then after the first few hours of game play it started to become repetitive and just felt like a chore. I decided to take a break from the game in hope of changes/updates but since then there has been zero change in the game which is utterly disappointing. I wouldn't recommend this game to anyone until the game has some major changes and bug fixes also.

I bought this game at release, hopeful about its potential—but after seeing the state it's in today, I regret the purchase. There hasn’t been an update in over 7 months, and no new content in nearly a year. The game remains buggy, with many core features feeling unfinished or poorly implemented. What’s worse, the developers seem to have stopped engaging with the community entirely. Given the game's initial sales and the attention it received, there's really no excuse for this level of neglect. It’s incredibly frustrating to see such potential go to waste. If you're considering buying this game—don’t. At least not until it’s been properly fixed, updated, and the promised features have been delivered. I hope more players will speak up to discourage future sales until the developers show renewed commitment to improving the game.