Game Review -- Mount & Blade

Mount and Blade is a medieval single player action role playing game developed by TaleWorlds and published by Paradox Interactive. Mount and Blade is set it in the fictional country of Calradia, during your time playing, you can choose to fight as a mercenary, assume the role of  a bandit, or become neutral.

     Like a lot of other games, on start up, you can choose the past of your character and how he/she looks. In M&B there is literally no end to the game unless you capture every settlement and town on the very large map.

     The combat in the game was very enjoyable, you could ride on horseback and cut down enemies units as you ride past, or take up as an archer and snipe from miles behind, or even take up as a footman and cut down every last bandit you see.

     Sadly, you cannot buy the game in stores, but you can purchase it from the TaleWorlds website at $15 or you can buy it from Steam store at the same price.

    If you look up the game yourself, you can see that the ratings are fantastic, but if you are into RPG's, simulation, and indie games, this game is worth the money. I have put over 100 hours into the game and overall I give the game a rating of 9.0/10.

This is an example of the graphics ingame.
Image from ParadoxPlaza