Manor Lords Game Pass: Everything You Need To Know
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| Author Diana D'Estefano
There are always many games that arrive on Game Pass throughout the year and Manor Lords is one of them. Many, in fact, wondered if this game that combines real-time combat with immersive city-building, arriving on PC on April 26, 2024, would also land on Game Pass. Anyone who is contributing to the “Manor Lords Game Pass” search will be happy to know that the game will be available on day one on PC Game Pass and will arrive on consoles later. But what is Manor Lords essentially about? In this article, we will try to answer several questions you may have, so you can prepare yourself before its release.
Update: It has now been confirmed via Xbox Game Pass on Twitter
THEY’RE ON THE MOVEhttps://t.co/pJYZ2dJObN pic.twitter.com/gSO2ksdobM
— Xbox Game Pass (@XboxGamePass) April 16, 2024
Manor Lords Game Pass Release Set on Day One
One of the most important pieces of news regarding Manor Lords is certainly that the game will also be available on day one on Game Pass, at least for PC owners. Xbox console owners will have to wait a little longer before they can play the game. However, the most interesting thing that is generating some success is the fact that the game aims to have a certain historical accuracy; furthermore, there are multiple game dynamics that will serve to make the experience as similar to reality as possible.
One thing that will really change how your towns work is the seasons. As time goes on, the weather will switch from nice spring and summer weather to colorful fall and cold winter days. Each season will affect how your people live and fight. The temperature will go up and down, and things like rain or snow will affect your decisions. So, you will need to make sure you're growing enough crops during the good seasons to have enough food during the tough times.
In Manor Lords, combat is really important. You will be in charge of lots of groups of soldiers. You will tell them where to go and it's your job to find the best way to win. But your soldiers aren't just things you can make whenever you want. They are mostly regular people from your city. If you send them to fight, they will have to stop doing their normal jobs. If those people are making things your city needs, you will notice if they're gone. And if they don't come back from the battle, it'll be even worse.
Diana has been a huge fan of video games since she was a child. She started her "career" with Nintendo and then moved on to other platforms as well. Although she is a big fan of horror games, she plays almost all genres fearlessly. She writes news, reviews, guides, and features about both AAA and indie games.