Manor Lords celebrates 4 million units sold with a big update

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Manor Lords celebrates 4 million units sold with a big update

More than two years after its Early Access launch on PC, Manor Lords has sold over 4 million copies worldwide. Hooded Horse has also announced the release of a "massive" update for the medieval strategy game.

This free update introduces a new map, a completely revamped user interface, two additional beverages (cider and mead), grazing animals (cows and calves), oat crops, and animal feed. The animals can even end up starving.

In addition, cheese makes its debut among the products, complete with its own dedicated artisanal workshop. It’s also possible to build a materials depot, upgrade the stone church, and much more.

Finally, other changes, minor additions, and bug fixes are included. The patch is available for download now.

Source: store.steampowered.com

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