MUZINA GAMES Releases Crown & Coin On Steam In A Setting Error
Japanese indie developer MUZINA GAMES has released Crown & Coin: The Hundred Years' on PC via Steam, a medieval history sandbox RPG set in the Hundred Years' War.
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Why it matters
A store settings mistake put a still-in-development sandbox in front of buyers at the lower early access price, and the developer now has to finish the mercenary profession and per-character stories after players have already started.
Key Facts
- MUZINA GAMES released Crown & Coin: The Hundred Years' on PC via Steam.
- The developer says the game was meant to be early access but was mistakenly published as a regular release.
- Over 1,040 real historical figures appear in the game, including Edward the Black Prince, Joan of Arc, and Bertrand du Guesclin.
- The game spans the Hundred Years' War, dated 1337 to 1453 in the source, and includes a 1429 scenario.
- The price is planned to rise at official release, with mercenary profession work and per-character stories listed as future plans.
The creator says the game was meant to arrive as an early access version but was mistakenly published as a regular release, so the current content is effectively early access. Over 1,040 real historical figures appear, and the price is planned to rise at official release.
The Hundred Years' War runs from 1337 to 1453 in the game, and the cast stretches from Edward the Black Prince and Joan of Arc to mercenary captains, inquisitors, and Desarmoises, remembered as the false Joan of Arc. Players can live through the era as one of the historical figures or start as an original protagonist climbing from serf, mercenary, or merchant toward the throne, with face graphics and national flags swappable through a dedicated folder.
Skill paths cover 15 types, among them swordsmanship, archery, arithmetic, medicine, and blacksmithing. Starting years include a 1429 scenario, and the game carries 34 endings.
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