City States: Learn about the new update that brings the medieval world to the player

The play-to-earn game City States is not yet available even in its beta mode, but its gameplay has already been drawing a lot of attention from the market, mainly because it allows us to build, as players, cities according to the resources of a certain historical time.

City States: Medieval has been releasing development update posts quite frequently and this is mostly in the form of very detailed changelogs. However, over the last week, we've also noticed some development notes on your blog, which reveals even more interesting features for your community, which, although in formation, is quite busy.

The game is intended to be played from mobile devices as well as PC. Thus, City States: Medieval, maintains a team in full swing, fully focused on the development of the game, which should soon hit the market in its full form.

For now, the game is part of a growing movement in the blockchain-based gaming community and has been seeking to reduce the barrier to entry for new players in this modality, more precisely, play-to-earn.

That way, the game, at least for now, shouldn't require very high value NFTs to start playing, not even the initial setup of a wallet.

Thus, we will have just one more game on the market that you can download and enjoy, having, however, some features based on blockchain and NFTs, which can be quite interesting.

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What we know about the development stage of City States: Medieval

The game's development teams are very active on the networks, which is an excellent indication for anyone who is really excited about the idea of ​​building cities according to a more specific historical time.

For now, two components have been announced as completed, one being the in-game map and the other being the in-game marketplace.

The fact that the game has a market since its initial structuring is a strong and powerful indication of the dedication of its team to deliver a very interesting game to its players, in which it will be possible, in the near future, to also negotiate part of what we ourselves we can produce while we play.

City States: Medieval also announced that it is taking its first steps towards the implementation of a storage system for its players' arsenal, in which it will be possible to manage and sell more space so that its players can store important game items, since the slots initially available are quite limited.

In addition, the game also brings a more interesting and intuitive display so that it is possible to measure and manage the happiness of the villagers, who will remain, the happier they are, in activity, generating important resources for the administration of the city.

The game's team is also very dedicatedly updating all interface features for its users, also continuously trying to improve the quality of life of its players.

An example of this is in the process of equipping troops, which has become very simple through a more compressed view of the player's entire arsenal, in a space containing different filters that can be selected in a more uncomplicated way, making it possible to classify weapons and items to equip troops more efficiently.

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What is the game anyway?

City States: Medieval is a game that aims to offer a simulator of building medieval cities, in which players will all start with a little land and a small castle.

From this initial configuration, it is possible to collect basic resources, such as wood and food, so that it is possible to make the city grow, building, from that, new and different structures.

The game has mechanisms in which it is possible to upgrade buildings until they become bigger and, because of that, more profitable for the city.

Some features require paid upgrades, which must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by each player. However, it is possible to play it completely free of charge, having a lot of fun with the game in the process, as it is not necessarily a game totally focused on the play-to-earn dynamic, and can then be explored with the Just for fun.

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