The best medieval indie games, ranked by reviews
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Data report Built from live indielist data on 2026-10-23. Rankings update as data changes.
indielist tracks 63 medieval indie games on Steam, holding 1,216,028 reviews at an average of 87% positive. This list ranks them by Steam review count, the most reliable public sales proxy, with a white-box sales estimate behind every title. The most reviewed is Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord with 231,865 reviews. Figures are tracked by indielist; sales numbers are estimates that each expand into their full formula.
The ranking
- Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord · 231,865 reviews · 88% positive · 2022
- MORDHAU · 113,257 reviews · 80% positive · 2019
- Castle Crashers® · 110,074 reviews · 96% positive · 2012
- Blade and Sorcery · 59,298 reviews · 96% positive · 2024
- WorldBox - God Simulator · 51,763 reviews · 95% positive · 2021
- Volcano Princess · 45,236 reviews · 98% positive · 2023
- ENDER LILIES: Quietus of the Knights · 43,467 reviews · 94% positive · 2021
- Medieval Dynasty · 43,427 reviews · 90% positive · 2021
- Graveyard Keeper · 40,205 reviews · 85% positive · 2018
- Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator · 38,211 reviews · 93% positive · 2022
- Banished · 37,944 reviews · 90% positive · 2014
- Stoneshard · 34,431 reviews · 75% positive · 2020
- Wartales · 32,465 reviews · 85% positive · 2023
- Halls of Torment · 30,852 reviews · 95% positive · 2024
- Foundation · 23,334 reviews · 87% positive · 2025
- Thronefall · 23,197 reviews · 96% positive · 2024
- Tiny Glade · 22,997 reviews · 97% positive · 2024
- ENDER MAGNOLIA: Bloom in the Mist · 16,789 reviews · 95% positive · 2025
- Travellers Rest · 16,696 reviews · 88% positive · 2020
- Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove · 14,258 reviews · 95% positive · 2014
How this list is built
Games are ranked by Steam review count, the most reliable public proxy for sales when actual figures are private. Each title links to its indielist page, where the white-box sales estimate expands into the full Boxleiter formula, so you can audit the number rather than trust a black box. Review counts come from Steam; sales figures are estimates, not official sales data.
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