The Guild: Europa 1410 Early Access Release Date Announced
The Guild: Europa 1410 has made headlines with new details that will appeal to players who enjoy medieval simulations. THQ Nordic and Ashborne Games have finalized their early access plans for the game, where players will build and grow their own dynasties. Combining systems such as trade, career choice, city management, political advancement, and family inheritance, the game is preparing to bring back the classic The Guild spirit with a broader and more modern structure.
The Guild: Europa 1410 to Launch in Early Access
The Guild: Europa 1410 will be available in early access on Steam for PC on July 16th. For those who want to try the game before release, a demo will also be released on June 15th as part of Steam Next Fest. This demo could offer players, especially those who miss the series, an early chance to see the new systems.
In early access, players will be able to forge their own path in four different cities: Kuttenberg, Nuremberg, Graz, and Wroclaw. Each city will be full of developable areas and different opportunities. Players can choose to proceed as an honest merchant, manipulate the market, or seek power through darker and more illegal means.
The game will feature a total of 11 different professions. Options such as blacksmith, stonemason, carpenter, tailor, perfumer, alchemist, preacher, innkeeper, thief, guard, and robber will offer players different play styles. Each profession will have its own building, upgrades, and interior scenes. This shows that profession choice will be important not only economically but also in terms of gameplay.
The Guild: Europa 1410 will not be solely focused on making money. Social advancement through the political system, positions, votes, and privileges will also play an important role in each city. Players can start as a simple city dweller and eventually rise to the level of Imperial Prince. Moreover, with dynastic systems like marriage, having children, and continuing the lineage, success will not be limited to a single character.
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