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With the release of update 1.0 weighing 4.1 GB, a full-fledged release of the role-playing sandbox Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord from early access on PC and consoles (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X) took place.
Bannerlord first hit the road in 2012 when it was announced about two years after the release of its predecessor, Warband. And although the company was much smaller in those days, from the very beginning everyone put their souls into creating a medieval sandbox that will give players many hours of fun. We are immensely proud of the entire team – past and present – who have worked on the game and will continue to do so in the future, developing the features and changes mentioned in our release plans post.
We are also grateful to our community who supported us throughout the Early Access period, providing feedback and suggestions that have undoubtedly helped us to create a better game. It’s been a great pleasure to meet you at events like Gamescom and PAX over the past years, to join in what we all care about – the games we make and the people who play them. The last few weeks have been exciting, not only because they pre-release, but also because they have welcomed features such as custom servers, multiplayer modding, and the steam workshop. It’s no surprise that our talented community of content creators and event planners waste no time and put them to good use. Many mods are now available at the click of a button, and multiplayer events are pushing the boundaries with over 500 players on the same server last Saturday.
With today’s release, TaleWorlds has shared a new development diary that highlights some of the latest changes.
More details can be found in the patch notes here.