![[IMG]](https://static.gamehub.vn/img/files/2021/06/03/Going-Medieval-Game-xay-thanh-pho-thoi-Trung-Co-bong-thanh-cu-hit-tren-Steam.jpg "Going Medieval - Medieval city building game suddenly became a hit on Steam 2")
Going Medievaltitle city building game Set in the Middle Ages, just entering the stage Early Access only a few days, but immediately proved the charm on Steam.
Going Medieval is currently the best-selling game on Steam, surpassing the likes of GTA 5, Mass Effect: Legendary Edition and other new releases like Necromunda: Hired Gun and version 1.0 of Griftlands. Going Medieval’s ranking on the chart best selling game will be reviewed by the end of this week.
![[IMG]](https://static.gamehub.vn/img/files/2021/06/03/Going-Medieval-Game-xay-thanh-pho-thoi-Trung-Co-bong-thanh-cu-hit-tren-Steam_2.jpg "Going Medieval - Medieval city building game suddenly became a hit on Steam 3")
Going Medieval has reached 6,107 online co-players just hours after its launch. This is a good achievement for a small-scale game. Additionally, it’s important that the game received fairly positive initial reviews and was rated “very positive” on Steam.
Going Medieval launches with 10% discount on Steam. The game is also available on the Epic Store with a similar offer, but players can save extra money on Going Medieval with a coupon during the Epic Mega Sale.
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– Emergenceingames.com