Welcome to the world of Escanta

A land known for being rich in it's products and firm in it's success.
Depending on the perspective, one could see it as the perfect land... that is, with the exception of the Crimson Blade, An outlaw with remarkable skill.
Their identity is unknown and now with the realm under threat against a mysterious force, a disposable team is formed to track and slay the blade.

This game takes control of the amnesiac template and twists it in an unthinkable way. You are a stranger who was found unconscious in the woods and is then immediately forced into the affairs of the realm... in the form of an execution.
The story isn't about finding out your past or helping you regain your memory. You are completely unimportant, a fact every person reminds you of constantly.
Everything that happens in the game could have possibly occurred without the input of your character.

If this is true then what place does a stranger hold in the world of Escanta?
Escanta may be oblivious to it's new stranger but there are those from the depths below who are aware...

This short game is more of an in-depth story than it is an RPG game. It aims to hold it's realism through the difficult game play.
The game will not automatically heal you after every battle, If you believe that you should buy more potions, weapons or armour then do so.
You are in control.

The series "Timelord Medieval" will be about your adventures through worlds.
Some may be primitive, some medieval, and some futuristic or in space.
Each game is connected. The choices you make in episode one will affect the entire game play of episode 2 and so on.

♔ Features ⇨ An active turn-based battle system that requires your full input and focus for immersion.
♔ Fully independent game play ⇨ You won't be told what to do or when to do it. If you choose to not buy new weapons before a battle and you die, then that is all on you.
♔Important choices that make you question the morality of your character and yourself.
♔ Choices are passed on to the other games, so every decision you make is important.