The Labour of Love Update Makes Enhancements to Pregnancies in Medieval Dynasty

A new update has been released for Medieval Dynasty which improves the atmosphere of the village. Dubbed as "Labour of Love," it introduces some rather interesting changes related to pregnancies.

Indeed, there's a lot to unpack. For starters, players can now access a maternity dress. There's also going to be new animations for pregnant women. Speaking of pregnant women, they now stop working once the second season of pregnancy begins. Meanwhile, men who have wives that are pregnant or taking care of an infant get to receive a significant productivity boost. Finally, players can now perform small talks for pregnant NPCs.

New Content

Other new content introduced with the new update are:

• Streamless quest.

• Working clothes sets with a production speed boost to the respective job.

• Player's ragdoll sounds for armour and surfaces (stone, fabric, iron).

• New quest unlocked emote.

Issues Fixed

Of course, like with most updates, there are the usual fixes. These include:

• Some NPCs missing their body parts - they missed them dearly, so we finally found them

• Game freezes when opening management while dismounting

• Technology points for moving buildings

• Photomode could be opened while in crafting menu

• Player could duplicate equipped arrows

• Input button "Transfer to mount" visible on quest items

• Some of the item properties not fitting in crafting menu description

• Infinite seeds in the bag for clients

• DLC items now disappear from Knowledge if host doesn't have the DLC

• Removed the Rattle item from Knowledge

• Figurine position in NPCs' hands on clients

The new update arrives to the game alongside a new DLC. Read more about it here.

Medieval Dynasty is an action-adventure RPG having simulator qualities. Set in medieval Europe, it’s a world where nobles, clergy and nations trade rule the lands, disturbed by envy, distrust, greed, and military conflict.

Players begin with a piece of land where they could build their home. They start as a simple farmer or a hunter, but after gaining more experience, learning, and honing their skills, they can then become the head of a prospering town. Players can design, build, and improve their house from a simple hut to becoming an extensive farm. Get Medieval Dynasty on Steam now.