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Our Verdict
For fans of thematic games where mechanics tell a story. A medieval sandbox full of juicy choices!
Highlights
- Top-tier knightly immersion
- Diverse strategic paths
- Modular board = high replayability
- Optional and fun PvP duels
Keep in mind
- Can run long with 4 players
- Luck-averse? Dice rerolls ahead
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In *Glory: A Game of Knights*, you’re a knight seeking fame and glory in 15th-century Europe. Train, joust in tournaments, earn noble titles, and even serenade your beloved to climb the social ladder. The game blends worker placement, strategic dice rolling, and a modular board for unique gameplay every time. Every action costs time, so plan carefully: will you train to hone your skills or roam the land gathering allies? And when the tournament comes, will your dice betray you? Designed by medieval reenactors, the game captures the essence of knightly life with mechanics ranging from quick PvP duels to secret objectives that change each game. Get ready for an epic journey—or at least a good story for the minstrels to sing about.
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Categories
Families
Publisher
Strategos Games, Hobby World, Super Meeple, TLAMA games, Udo Grebe Gamedesign
Designer
Dominik "Lir" Mucha, Marcin "Wis" Wisthal
Artist
Jarek Nocoń, Milek Jakubiec, Radosław Jaszczuk, Sandra Guja, Tymoteusz Chliszcz
How long does a game take?
45-120 minutes, depending on player count and whether you include PvP duels.
Does it work well solo?
Yes! Includes a challenging solo mode where you compete against AI-controlled nobles.
Is it luck-based or strategic?
Dice matter, but smart choices (and strategic re-rolls) balance the luck.
What’s the minimum recommended age?
12+, due to some complex rules and authentic medieval theme (no blood, but duels are present).
Is it good for casual gamers?
If you love theme and don’t mind a 2.8/5 complexity, give it a shot. Not a 'party game,' but not a rule-heavy beast either.
Do you need expansions to enjoy it?
Nope! The base game is complete, but Kickstarter promos add extras for superfans.