Build and lead a medieval monastery where prayer and labor shape daily life. Tend your fields, brew ale, craft illuminated manuscripts, welcome worshippers and those in need, and keep your community going through widespread disease, harsh weather, and other trials. Expand and customize your monastery, shape your brotherhood, and build a lasting home for your monks.
We already have many ideas and plans for the future, from new workplace and production chains to deeper monastic life, events, world interactions, and more ways to shape your monastery.
Your feedback will play an important role in deciding what we work on next. You can share your thoughts through the Steam Discussions, the feedback form accessible from the game, or our Discord community.
The current version includes:
Build and customize your medieval monastery
Manage your monks, their skills, needs, and daily routines
Grow crops and manage beehives
Produce food, drinks, medicine, and other goods
Brew mead, simple ale, malt ale, gruit, and hoppy ale
Fulfill requests from the local community
Trade resources and goods with merchants
Research new technologies
Craft manuscripts and research books
Welcome worshippers and people seeking help
Treat sick guests in your infirmary
Deal with events, requests, and unexpected challenges
Progress through 40 Monastery progression nodes to improve mechanics, unlock new decorations and construction areas.
Pray and receive Saintly Blessings to grant benefits to your monks and influence events.
We have plenty more planned for Monastery, and you can check out our current plans on our Early Access Roadmap.
As development continues, priorities may change based on player feedback, and how the game evolves. The roadmap represents our current vision and may be updated over time.
We would like to thank everyone again who has followed Monastery, played the demo, joined our playtests, shared feedback, reported bugs, wishlisted the game, or simply told someone about it.
We’ve put a lot into getting Monastery to this point, and we’re excited to see what you’ll make of it.