Europa 1400

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Europa 1400: The Guild
Developer(s) D4HEAD Studios
Publisher(s) JoWood Productions
Latest version Gold Edition (Ver number unknown)
Release date(s) NA October 25, 2002 (PC)
Genre(s) Medieval Life Simulation
Mode(s) Single player,
Rating(s) ESRB: Teen (T)
Platform(s) Microsoft Windows
Media DVD, download (via the Direct2Drive)
Input Keyboard, Mouse, Joystick (optional)

Europa 1400: The Guild is a simulation game set in Europe in 1400 A.D. The game features an ability to run a dynasty to compete against the computer in realtime. Though underrated, this game is a unique mixture of RPG and imersive middle-ages life simulation. The Guild 2 takes you back to the dark middle ages and allows the you to found a family dynasty. Fend off sabotage, robbery and intrigue, while engaging in your own, build your business empire and direct it down the generations.

The Game

Throughout the game you may indulge in intrigues, rise to a position in government, and obtain titles. Each title allows you to upgrade your house by one level, from hovel to literal palace, and thus extend your influence for better or worse, since each external and internal upgrade allows you to engage in darker projects, such as sabotaging your competitors business or spying upon them for blackmail or in order to take them to court.

External links

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