Fit check
Is Tales of Old: Dominus worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want medieval RPGs with settlement management and troop command
- Stealth-focused players who prefer open-ended character development
- Players seeking survival systems alongside combat and crafting
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a tightly linear RPG rather than an open-world game with multiple paths
- Players who prefer combat without hunger, thirst, warmth, weather, crafting, and management systems
- Players seeking a short, focused revenge story instead of a broader kingdom-building structure
Our take on Tales of Old: Dominus
Rather than stopping at personal revenge, the game expands its medieval RPG structure into settlement development, income management, troop recruitment, and rebellion leadership. Character progression also replaces fixed classes with freely combined combat, theft, and command skills.
What is Tales of Old: Dominus?
Play as Eric of Woldham, a survivor seeking revenge after his village is destroyed and his sister is taken.
Explore an open medieval kingdom while fighting with close-range weapons, bows, or crossbows, or using stealth shaped by light and noise. Eric has no fixed class, allowing combinations of martial, theft, and command skills. Survival involves hunger, thirst, warmth, weather, hunting, farming, foraging, buying, or stealing supplies. Begin with a forest camp, craft equipment, develop settlements and strongholds, attract residents, generate income, hire troops, and lead them in a rebellion. Other paths include joining a guild, becoming a merchant, developing a farm, or leading an underground group.
How Tales of Old: Dominus plays
- 01Classless Progression
- Combine combat, theft, and leadership abilities without being restricted to one character class.
- 02Light-Based Stealth
- Sneaking considers illumination and sound, with different challenges across forests, cities, and homesteads.
- 03Settlement Management
- Develop villages, cities, and strongholds while attracting inhabitants and generating income.
- 04Rebellion Leadership
- Recruit troops and command them in battles against the ruling nobles.
- 05Survival Needs
- Manage hunger, thirst, warmth, and exposure to rain, snow, and intense sun.
Tales of Old: Dominus compared to similar games
Force of Nature combines action, adventure, RPG, strategy, and management in a sandbox with exploration, resource gathering, and equipment creation. Tales of Old: Dominus adds a revenge-driven medieval setting, stealth, survival needs, settlement administration, and troop-led rebellion. Mr. Prepper focuses on preparing for nuclear war through underground shelter construction and survival crafting, rather than ruling settlements and leading armies.
Tales of Old: Dominus: platforms & release
Is Tales of Old: Dominus worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want medieval RPGs with settlement management and troop command. Skip it if: players looking for a tightly linear RPG rather than an open-world game with multiple paths.
Where can I download Tales of Old: Dominus?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Tales of Old: Dominus's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Tales of Old: Dominus on?
Windows only.
