Feudal Baron: King’s Land Comes to PS5 on August 6

Feudal Baron: King’s Land Arrives on PS5 This August

Build a medieval settlement, manage its economy, issue decrees, and fight for influence when the strategic city builder reaches PlayStation 5.

Feudal Baron: King’s Land will launch for PlayStation 5 on August 6, 2026. The medieval city builder combines settlement construction, economic management, politics, and military conflict.

Developed by Polish studio Sim Farm S.A., the game was previously released for PC and arrived on Xbox Series X|S earlier this month. Ultimate Games S.A. is handling the console versions.

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Build, Rule, and Defend a Medieval Settlement

Players begin with a poor settlement and a small group of followers before gradually developing the land into a functioning medieval city. Buildings, workshops, marketplaces, fields, and mines can be connected through a range-based logistics system designed to keep resources moving through the settlement.

Medieval settlement with houses, workshops, roads, and stockpile management in Feudal Baron: King’s Land

Players manage workers, resources, storage, and delivery routes throughout the settlement.

Running the city also involves setting taxes, issuing decrees, meeting the needs of citizens, and responding to fires, plagues, rebellions, and other emergencies. When raiders attack, players can command troops and defend their territory through the game’s battle mode.

Fortified medieval city displayed through the colored layers system in Feudal Baron: King’s Land

The layers system highlights buildings, services, and problems across the settlement.

Alongside its story-driven campaign, Feudal Baron: King’s Land includes standalone scenarios and a free-play sandbox mode for players who prefer to build without following the main narrative.

The PlayStation 5 version will support one player, Remote Play, controller vibration, and 16 accessibility features. It will be priced at $14.99 USD or €14.99 EUR, with regional equivalents applying in other markets.