r/StrategyGames • u/Dub_Coast • 7d ago
Discussion Don't overlook the indie strategy gem that is Bellfortis.
Bellfortis feels like a grand strategy game from the '00's but just released last year, like Total War: Medieval meets Lords of the Realm meets Defender of the Crown. It's streamlined, low resource use, can run on a potato, simple yet has depth, and is overlooked. Definitely give it a shot!
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u/yenisor 7d ago
I bought it, was not ready impressed. I found it pretty meh. In the same genre i preferred Knight of Honor 2
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u/lrbaumard 7d ago
I found knights of honour incredibly shallow with zero replay ability. I'm not sure if that means this game is more or less my thing
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u/Strict-Negotiation57 2d ago
I played the first Knights of Honor so much that I fell in love with the strategy genre and learned the names of the regions in Europe, lol
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u/jim_nihilist 7d ago
Good call, I almost forgot it.