Pennants Of Glory: Condottiere

Pennants of Glory: Condottiere is a single-player medieval RTS/RPG inspired by Battle Brothers mercenary company management, Mount & Blade’s living world, and Total War’s formation battles. Recruit and equip your troops, choose contracts across a procedural kingdom, and command up to 600 of your soldiers in real-time 3D formation tactical battles.

The campaign continues whether you take part in a war or stay out of it. Factions raise armies, fight over territory, and besiege towns. Trade follows the roads, raiders hunt merchants, and shortages change what settlements can buy and sell. Your company has to find its place in that world.

Command whole formations in real time, with pause to plan your next move. Set your lines, brace against charges, and send reserves where they're needed. Equipment and formation skills matter, break lighter enemies with aggresion and watch their formations crumble. 
Build a company of up to eight formations and take five into battle. Recruit captains, equip your troops, and train them for different roles. Your soldiers gain experience between contracts, but casualties and lost equipment cost money to replace.

Break the enemy line and push troops through the gap before it closes. Keep reserves ready to protect your own ranks or cover a retreat when the line gives way.

Travel a living campaign where towns produce goods, merchants trade, and raiders disrupt supplies. Factions wage wars, besiege towns, and capture territory. Take contracts and trade through the conflict while keeping your company paid and equipped. Casualties stay with you, and even a victory can leave your troops needing time to recover.

Key Features

• Command up to 600 soldiers across five formations in real-time 3D battles with tactical pause.

• Deep tactical combat where positioning, skills and equipment matter.

• Set your lines, stop charges, and attack exposed flanks.

• Break through enemy ranks or fight defensively to close gaps in your own.

• Build eight persistent formations with captains, veterans, training, and equipment.

• Trade in a living economy where towns produce goods and raiders disrupt supplies.

• Take contracts as factions wage wars, build relationships and decide who will become the dominant power.