The Guild 1 Remake: Europa 1410

The Guild 1 Remake: Europa 1410 is a medieval simulation by Ashborne Games and THQ Nordic. From a craft workshop, a dynasty develops through trade, decisions and generations. Economic rise also includes influence over the city's politics.

The reinterpretation builds on Europa 1400: Die Gilde. Instead of controlling characters directly through daily life, businesses and social decisions are managed from a strategic bird's-eye view. The earlier project title was The Guild: Europa 1410.

The Guild 1 Remake: Europa 1410 has been playable in Early Access on Steam since Sep 17, 2026. The release initially includes six cities and eight professions. A free demo offers a separate way in.

The finished version 1.0 does not have a binding release date yet. The developers are aiming for summer 2027, but note that the schedule will depend on feedback and development progress. Planned additional professions and multiplayer are not among the features already available at the Early Access launch.

Confirmed is the Windows PC release via Steam. The store lists Windows 10 or 11 in the 64-bit version. There is currently no official announcement for native console versions or macOS releases.

Single-player and Steam Cloud are listed as available Steam features. The multiplayer for up to twelve people planned by the studio is a future expansion and should not be understood as an already playable feature.

The Guild 1 Remake combines economic simulation with long-term decisions for a family. A business of your own produces goods and is expanded with workers and further workshops. Unlike a direct character simulation, businesses and city processes are steered strategically from an overview.

Steam lists at minimum an Intel Core i5-10400 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600, 16 GB RAM and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 or AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT. Also required are DirectX 12 and 20 GB of free storage space.

Recommended are an Intel Core i7-12700K or AMD Ryzen 7 5800X with 16 GB RAM, plus a GeForce RTX 4070 or Radeon RX 7800 XT. Both profiles require Windows 10 or 11 64-bit.

The dynasty is more than a family name. Characters can marry, have children and pass their property on to the next generation. A single playthrough may therefore extend beyond an entire family life.

The player secures not only short-term income but also successors and social standing. Family, business and city politics interlock over the long term.

The game world lets its residents build social relationships and offices. As reputation grows, families gain influence over city projects, rules and infrastructure.

THQ Nordic also describes unfair political tactics as part of the simulation. Crucially, your dynasty does not only serve markets, but also tries to shape the framework conditions of economic competition.

According to THQ Nordic, the Early Access version offers eight professions: Blacksmith, Tailor, Carpenter, Stonemason, Priest, Innkeeper, Alchemist and Perfumer. This selection determines the goods and workflows of the business. Other trades are planned for later development stages, but not all are part of the current game scope yet.

For the Early Access launch, THQ Nordic names six locations: Graz, Kuttenberg, Nürnberg, Freiburg, Breslau and the tutorial town Landsfort Herle. The places serve as different settings for building a family business. Further maps are announced, but not all are playable yet.

Steam lists the current version as single-player. A multiplayer mode for up to twelve players is to come later in an Early Access update. Dynasties should then also trade together or against each other. No fixed date for this feature has been set.

THQ Nordic plans several major development steps. Planned are additional professions and improvements to the combat system, followed by multiplayer and an expanded urban economy. For version 1.0, trade and moneylending are to be expanded, among other things.

This information reflects development intent, not confirmation of existing content or firmly committed dates.

The Steam store lists German and English as interface and subtitle languages. English is listed for voice audio. Additional localizations are planned during Early Access.