
Bread and Blood
Hunt, craft, fight, and survive in the brutal Middle Ages. Rise from a poor peasant to power — or die trying. This is a survival RPG set in medieval Europe.
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22 itemsAbout the Game
A medieval survival RPG focused on harsh peasant life. Survive, earn wealth, and carve your place in a brutal world where freedom comes at a cost.
Set in the dark Middle Ages, you are free to go wherever you wish and live however you choose — honest worker, struggling farmer, or ruthless bandit.

Can You Survive?
Forage, hunt, farm, trade, steal, rob — or even beg for alms.
Do whatever it takes to survive.
Just don’t forget to pay your taxes.
Taxes
As a peasant, you owe everyone:
The guards — for “protection” from bandits
The bandits — so nothing unfortunate happens
The Church — to avoid divine wrath
The local lord — because technically, you own nothing
Jobs & Crafting
Work in various medieval trades.
Start as a lowly laborer and rise to become a skilled butcher, cobbler, or craftsman.
Learn, improve your skills, and master your profession.

Banditry
Honest work not your style?
Steal — and risk prison.
Rob — and risk the gallows.
Your choices have consequences.

Home & Land
Earn enough coin — or get lucky — and claim a place to call your own.
Build and upgrade your home, and enjoy the fruits of your labor.
Just remember… it still belongs to the lord.
And yes — there are taxes.