Going Medieval is a PC game where you are the lord of a medieval estate. You have to get your people to do different tasks while managing the estate and running your household. You're responsible for the economy, military, and culture of your kingdom. If you do well, you'll have a thriving and prestigious kingdom. But if you do poorly, you'll be crushed and your people will riot.

The player takes the perspective of a nobleman in medieval times. They have to balance the needs of their people, such as food, housing, and medical care, with the needs of their estate, such as crop planting, livestock, and trade.

Step-by-Step Guide How to Play Going Medieval

1. Take the token representing the player whose turn it is and place it on the side of the board with the player's name printed on it.
2. Roll the dice.
3. You may either use the dice to move the token in a straight line to any point on the same side of the board as the player's token, or you may move the token one space diagonally to any point on the same side of the board as the player's token.
4. You may also move the token in a straight line, in any direction, to any point on the same side of the board as the player's token.
5. If there is a player token already on the point where the player wants to go, the player's token must stop at that point.
6. A player may not move the token to a point where the player's token was in the previous turn.
7. The first player to get a token to the opposite side of the board wins the game.