Anvil Empires: Foxhole Developer Siege Camp Unveils Massive Medieval War Game

Siege Camp, the developer of the hit game Foxhole, recently announced their latest project Anvil Empires – a massive medieval warfare MMO that promises to let players take part in battles of up to 1,000 people at once. Set in the fantasy realm of Calligo, the persistent world contains an array of different landscapes and creatures for players to explore as three desperate alliances continue to wage war.

The game's main focus is on the medieval warfare aspect, which requires more than just clubbing opponents with heavy objects; players need to be strategic about their supply situation. To do this, they’ll need to build supply camps and siege camps as well as maintain logistics for their army. Alongside this, there are other features, such as trading resources from neighboring towns or raiding enemy bases for loot or supplies. Not only that, but they can also explore dangerous dungeons full of monsters where powerful rewards await those brave enough to venture inside them.

In addition to these activities, there are also several other ways you can customize your character, such as equipping them with unique weapons and armor set pieces that enhance their strengths while mitigating certain weaknesses depending on what type you choose for yourself. You’ll even be able to upgrade existing gear by finding rare materials scattered throughout the world or purchasing them from vendors located within towns across Calligo. There’s even an option for crafting items using special recipes obtained through exploration or rewards from quests completed during battle missions against rival factions!

Conclusion

Anvil Empires looks like it could be an exciting new experience for both casual gamers who appreciate strategy-based gaming along with hardcore fans looking for intense large-scale battles between multiple factions vying for control over resources within the world of Calligo. It will surely provide hours upon hours of entertainment when it releases later this year, so keep your eyes peeled if this seems like something up your alley!