Fit check
Is La Porte des Fauconniers : Guerre Médiévale worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want slow medieval battles centered on positioning and manoeuvre
- Strategy fans who prefer commanding a 60-to-100-soldier company
- Multiplayer groups seeking battles for 1v1 to 5v5 matches
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking fast combat rather than deliberate battlefield pacing
- Players who prefer a simple action game instead of managing formations, units, armor, and skill choices
- Players looking for a small-scale duel rather than battles involving dozens or hundreds of warriors
Our take on La Porte des Fauconniers : Guerre Médiévale
Its defining structure is the combination of direct directional fighting with command of a 60-to-100-soldier company, requiring decisions at both the individual combat and battlefield levels.
What is La Porte des Fauconniers : Guerre Médiévale?
Falconers’ Gate is a medieval action RPG set in an alternate version of 11th-century Normandy.
It supports solo play and multiplayer battles for teams of 1v1 through 5v5, with each player directing 40 to 100 soldiers. Fighting combines directional attack choices, armor and weapon damage types, body-part health, stamina, and other injury effects. Players build a company from several combat groups, selecting troops such as spearmen, pikemen, swordsmen, axemen, javelinmen, archers, infantry, and cavalry. Battlefield decisions include formations, cavalry charges, missile support, unit abilities, and branching skill development. The player character can develop practical abilities and use Falconers’ View to survey the battlefield and adjust troop positions.
How La Porte des Fauconniers : Guerre Médiévale plays
- 01Directional combat
- Attacks vary by direction, with each side offering one main strike and three related variations.
- 02Localized damage
- Separate hit points for body areas can disable equipment when a corresponding limb is lost.
- 03Material-based armor
- Fabric, quilted, mesh, and plate protections respond differently to slashing, blunt, and piercing attacks.
- 04Company formation
- A force can contain three groups, each holding 20 to 47 combatants, for a total company size of 60 to 100.
- 05Unit formations
- Different troop types use distinct battlefield arrangements, including shield walls and formations that follow the hero.
- 06Tactical battlefield view
- Falconers’ View provides a battlefield perspective for adjusting troop positions.
La Porte des Fauconniers : Guerre Médiévale compared to similar games
Falconers’ Gate combines action RPG combat with command of large medieval companies, whereas Shogun Showdown uses turn-based encounters, attack tiles, deck building, and roguelike progression. Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew focuses on real-time stealth strategy with a pirate crew and supernatural setting, rather than directional melee, troop formations, and armor-based battlefield damage.
La Porte des Fauconniers : Guerre Médiévale: platforms & release
Is La Porte des Fauconniers : Guerre Médiévale worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want slow medieval battles centered on positioning and manoeuvre. Skip it if: players seeking fast combat rather than deliberate battlefield pacing.
Where can I download La Porte des Fauconniers : Guerre Médiévale?
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What platforms is La Porte des Fauconniers : Guerre Médiévale on?
Windows only.
