Manor Lords celebrates 4 million copies sold with a new major update which gives players the chance to become ‘a cow-herding mogul’
Medieval city-building game Manor Lords has sold four million copies, its developer Slavic Magic announced alongside a major new update. The milestone underlines the continuing success of the early-access game, while the update expands players’ options for managing settlements and food production.
The update introduces cows and calves, which can provide milk or be slaughtered for beef and hides, giving players a new livestock economy. It also adds oats and animal feed, cider, mead and cheese, alongside a new Wide Valley map, an overhauled interface, construction-system changes, balance adjustments and bug fixes. Cows can be imported through the livestock trader and require feed during winter.
- Manor Lords has passed four million copies sold.
- New cows add milk, beef and hides.
- The update also brings food, map and interface additions.
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Manor Lords is a medieval strategy game in which players build and manage settlements, balancing resources, food and the needs of their population. It was created by Slavic Magic, a small development studio, and is available in early access, meaning the game is still being developed and changed.
Food production is central to keeping a settlement running. Livestock can supply food and other goods, but keeping animals also takes resources and planning, especially through winter. Updates can add new ways to manage these systems and shape how players develop their towns.
The game’s sales and updates matter to players who are following its development, as well as to the studio making it. A large player base can help sustain continued development, while major changes may affect how people play and what they need to plan for.