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Step into the shoes of a fallen clan leader, starting with nothing but a crumbling estate and a handful of hopes, rising through careful planning, trade, and diplomacy to become one of the most powerful families in the land. Now it’s time to forge a legendary dynasty that leaves its mark on history.
House of Legacy is a early access, sandbox and management game
developed by S3 Studio
and published by Thermite Games.
Released on May 14th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 2 languages: English and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 1,359 reviews of which 1,094 were positive and 265 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 14.79€ on Steam, but you can find it for less on Gamivo.
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10 64 bit
- Processor: Intel i5 Processor
- Memory: 6 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 3 GB available space
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Current Situation: - I am already Emperor - All provinces conquered - Large dynasty and many clans Problems: 1. When a family member dies, there is no clear info which duty becomes vacant. 2. Clan relationship list cannot be sorted or filtered. 3. Recruiting workers requires visiting cities and checking NPCs one by one. Why This Is a Problem: - These issues create unnecessary micromanagement in late game. - As Emperor, managing an empire feels harder than progressing early game. - It discourages continuing a save after reaching endgame. Suggestions: - Add a vacant duty notification & panel - Add sorting/filtering for clan relationships - Add a global recruitment panel with filters I really enjoy the progression and career climb in early–mid game, but endgame QoL issues currently stop me from continuing to play.
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Instead of a review – a short story: The more clan members you have, the more kids they can produce. The game comes with a pinch of eugenics – matchmaking partners based on their talents so the next generation outshines the previous one. Darwin would be proud. I started with my main character, and soon other family pillars joined: the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. The last one turned out to be a renowned philosopher… and homosexual. The game says: “no children with him.” So I thought – perfect candidate to marry off to talentless partners with good stats instead, since kids weren’t on the table anyway. And then – bam – first child. A miracle baby from two homosexuals. Groundbreaking genetics, ladies and gentlemen. Encouraged by this success, I gave him more concubines – this time with high cunning skills. I kept sending them to enemy camps to crush morale during wars. Side effect? Another pair of miracle kids. To this day, the concubines spread chaos in enemy ranks – don’t ask me how, but morale is ruined. The game is relaxing, simple, and very RPG-ish if you let it to be, with clan development being surprisingly addictive. Everything is pure RNG for now – so if something doesn’t fit, I strongly recommend the holy “Load Game” button. ;) Have Fun !
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So addictive and definitely feeds the imagination. One suggestion is to add the ability to view passed away spouse/ clan members.
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Honestly, I barely know where to even start with this review, so apologies if it's all over the place lol. This is also my first ever review of a game, but I feel so strongly about this I know it's worth the effort. First of all, the game is absolutely beautiful. I love the art style, the different clothing and personalities, the buildings and decorations... It's amazing. The only "bad" things I can think of in regard to visual things, are that men and women have strangely different skin color, and there's a very limited amount of buildings and decorations, both for the cities and the family estate. I do understand that this is early access and the dev is constantly working on it, so it's not a big deal since it will surely be touched upon in the future. Second of all, the replay value of this game is HUGE. I've currently spent over 130 hours on ONE clan, but I've started another save with another approach and I've put some time into that as well. It's a bit tough in the beginning when you don't have as much money as you're used to, but after having learned what gets you the best amount of money for the least amount of effort, you'll get going again pretty fast. Lastly, I just want to touch upon how insanely addictive the game is. Despite it being in early access, I feel like there's never too little to do, even as an imperial clan, because there always is *something* to do. If not conquering provinces, you're expanding your clan, managing your farms/fiefs, finding retainers with good stats, building and decorating your estate or maybe going for the steam achievements. It never ends, and I love that. I have passionate, high hopes for this game and its future, as a person who's always been interested in imperial China and its politics and legacies. As of right now, I find the game's price tag extremely worth it and I will continue supporting the game and its development, I just can't wait for the finished product!
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TLDR: Overall, if you know what you're going into, this is great. Even in it's current state in Early Access, it's really good. And the developers are active and have already implemented some of the changes from feedback with a great looking roadmap to boot. Edit: Strikethrough means they implemented it already. You *can* buy and place and upgrade buildings, sure. But at first you wont' be able to do much because you don't own a city. I get that you can progress to 'city-builder' elements, but that's just one small part of the game. Don't go into this expecting an isometric city builder right out of the gate. Don't expect to directly control attitudes of clan members, don't expect to be able to level everyone up to perfect stats. Every character has their strengths and weaknesses. Lean into the strengths to have an easier time, let family members specialize. Have a kid that has high Might, get him set up to be the clan's fighter. let him win glory on the battlefield and the Emperor will reward him for living by the sword. Have a kid that wields their pen more effectively than any sword? Boost those strengths and let them go through the exams and get into government management positions - where their inability to swat a fly isn't a problem. If you lean into the idea that this is about the dynasty and not a single character then you can have a clan that has an expert (or two) for every situation. In my view, this is letting them depend on each other. This also really leans into the concept of filial piety which makes perfect sense given the setting. This game scratches an itch for dynasty building in some very satisfying ways. The setting is great, the care that went into this project is amazing, and the art style is fabulous - for lack of a better word this feels like a cozy-styled-strategy game. I love the focus characters. Though, I do wish there were more positive events possible when clan members randomly interact with each other - maybe my clan is just dysfunctional misfits, but it seems like every interaction is the family members being mean to each other. I really like that it's not a direct-control of each character, but rather managing a clan via interactions and assignments. There is some micromanagement that I wish I could set up alarms/alerts or automation for, and it's early access so maybe that will come - they've already got ways to unlock automatic collection of annual revenues from estates and monthly from commerce. A tip - do the first few quests, the boosts will get you up and running to your first store. From there, you can do what you want. My advice: Trade until you get financially stable - this will also slowly boost your character's trading skill. Another tip: 1. Race to getting your first shop set up. Prioritize shops, they are a mainstay of income. 2. Retainers - let you do lots of extra stuff. Get a few with different skills. A higher single skill is better than all mediocre skills. 3. Your second "big" purchase should be a starter farm. Stop paying for food and live off the peasants. 4. Your next priority should be a house for "gig work". Yup, you're setting up a sweatshop of retainers. With one of each high-skill you can make a killing in your first house. 5. You second house should be for your trader retainer(s). Have them set to street trade. Keep some funds on hand and they will turn time into money. Once you unlock your 5th and 6th shops, set up your retainers, assign a manager to your farm after expanding it... you won't have a worry for money (or food) anymore and can focus on building your reputation and relationships. Expanding as needed to build even more wealth and influence. As for negatives - My wishlist is mostly around the character management. None of this is dealbreaking, but you'll be really feeling the absence of these kinds of quality-of-life features after playing something like Crusader Kings where finding characters is much much easier. I feel like this game needs: -Alert when a character turns 8 and can be added to a course of study. -Alert when a character comes of age so you can put them to work without leaving them idle for months (or years). -Alert when a character's mood drops below a certain threshold. -Alerts when a character returns from a study trip (also wish the study trips had more impact, it's 4 years and I didn't notice a chance to their skill) -Alerts when a character is unmarried after a certain point. -Alerts when your character finishes a book so you can assign another. Better yet, a way to automate a character to read all the books associated with a skill you own, and new ones you acquire. Currently the automated "checkout" feature is either not working, bugged, or It isn't referencing about your clan's library of books. (The library is working now) - Ranking/filter for the same views based on a skill you select (so you can rank them and try to find the best retainers you can convince to join you) (Now you can rank potentials by best skill) -Would still like a filter for character views (clan member/citizens/etc) by marriage/age/best skill. Or marital status/gender/temperament/age/etc. Something that makes it easier to see if there is anyone interesting that showed up during that month. Oh and a filter on traits too would be nice. -I'm not a fan of the fact that I can't assign a clan member or spouse to the education or martial buildings in my estate. My 2nd clan member married an absolute monster of a wife with a crazy good might score, but she can't train the kids... I'd love for spouses to be able to serve as tutors or teachers in teaching buildings -Speaking of - a way to find specifically skilled retainer for a cost (similar to matchmaking) would be great. That way you could find exactly what you need if you're in a hurry and have the coin to spend.
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House of Legacy is currently priced at 14.79€ on Steam.
House of Legacy is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 14.79€ on Steam.
House of Legacy received 1,094 positive votes out of a total of 1,359 achieving a rating of 7.70.
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House of Legacy was developed by S3 Studio and published by Thermite Games.
House of Legacy is playable and fully supported on Windows.
House of Legacy is not playable on MacOS.
House of Legacy is not playable on Linux.
House of Legacy is a single-player game.
House of Legacy does not currently offer any DLC.
House of Legacy does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
House of Legacy does not support Steam Remote Play.
House of Legacy is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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S3 Studio
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Thermite Games
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14 May 2025
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