They had demonstrated dialogue options and menus for army building, and suggested forges where players can muddle in weapon customization. Talesworld was successful in building a giant sandbox world, and they also added many elements that were not even being talked about five years ago. In our preview we had noted that multiplayer enables players to connect and engage with each other in both smaller scale skirmishes, and enormous battles with hundreds of players. The multiplayer section was also planned to have a matchmaking system, and even full mod support.įive years later, Talesworld feels that they have built the game that they want to release, and on top of that, they have prepared ports of the game to five different platforms. Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord will have a gigantic sandbox campaign with many features, including fief and kingdom management, a trading system, diplomacy and relationship system, and battles with hundreds of combatants. Talesworld also explained the broader vision they had for the game. For Talesworld, as used to be the case for many game companies at one point, they had the leisure to decide when to release the game, and for that matter if and when to cancel it.
This meant that they aren’t accountable to shareholders to provide a ‘reasonable’ return on investment, limited by budget and scale. Bucking the trend in the industry, Talesworld isn’t owned by a large conglomerate.
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