$17.99Medieval Horse Dealer Simulator
An exiled baron with a rundown stable, you rebuild through horses. Breed bloodlines for speed, strength and courage, mix feed, train stock and sell at auction, then branch into caravans, farming, forging and mercenaries to win back your title.
Is Medieval Horse Dealer Simulator worth it?
Medieval Horse Dealer Simulator is worth it if…
- you like tycoon games where breeding, farming, forging and trading feed one budget
- you like pairing bloodlines over generations to raise stats and traits
- you like hiring merchants, farmers and mercenaries and delegating the routine work
- you want a rags-to-title story where profit buys an army and a return home
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Breed bloodlines and sell for profit
You buy horses, feed and brush them, train stats like speed, strength, stamina and courage, then breed foals that inherit traits across generations. Cut grass, plant crops and test feed recipes to keep stock in top condition, and send the best stallions, racehorses, draft mounts and war horses to auction. Colorful coats and discoverable traits make pairing sires and dams a long game of small gains, and lords pay well for the right animal.
Grow a stable into a trading business
Horses are only the start. You expand stables, mine ore, run a blacksmith shop with upgraded gear and blueprints, farm crops, raise livestock for milk and eggs, make cheese and brew beer, and open a general store. Prepare wagons, hire merchants and equip them with horses to run trade routes between towns. Recruit villagers, train mercenaries from rookies to veterans, supply them with weapons, armor and mounts, and take contracts to earn the favor of powerful lords.
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What is the story around the business?
You were a baron until a trusted vassal betrayed your family and seized your title. You flee across the sea with little money, buy a rundown stable, and build wealth through horses, caravans, forged goods and contracts. When your forces are strong enough, you return to face the usurper and reclaim your birthright.
Can you play it solo?
Yes. It is a single-player first-person sim, so every chore, sale and building choice is yours. You can hire villagers, merchants, farmers and mercenaries in the game to haul, farm, trade and fight for you.
What do caravans and lords add?
Caravans turn horses into income on the road. You prepare wagons, assign horses and merchants, and open routes between towns for high profits. Lords and other clients also offer mercenary contracts, and gifts of good horses can earn favor that opens more business.
What do you make besides horses?
A lot. Surplus goods can be sold to customers, which helps when feed and upkeep eat into auction profits.
