Any RPGs based in medieval times

[WatchTower]

The nearest thing you see to Medieval seems to have way to much of a fantasy side to it. I was wondering if there is anything more Medieval based.

Any current gen format console even PC?

 

[TheMagicPirate]

Oblivion?

 

[DanTheMan]

Check out Mount and Blade for the pc.

 

[Majago]

Assassin's Creed?

edit: didn't read 'RPG' in OP

 

[Jamesdavid3]

Oblivion. hands down

 

[weringo]

The Witcher

 

[BlairH]

Oblivion

Not Medieval, it's set in the Elder Scrolls fantasy universe.

The Witcher

Again, set in a fantasy universe.

Assassian's Creed

Not an RPG.

 

[Abooie]

The upcoming Dragon Age (360/PS3/PC) is low fantasy and deliberately gritty less 'twee .
Also consider Fable 2 (360). Whilst it still has magic and trolls it's probably the closest to a medieval setting especially from a architectural point of view.

 

[Kainz]

The Witcher on the PC - an incredible RPG very soon due for the consoles.

 

[reflux]

delete

 

[reflux]

The Witcher on the PC - an incredible RPG very soon due for the consoles.

Post reading fail

Check out Mount and Blade for the pc.

+1 for Mount & Blade. There's a demo on Steam that I played the other night. Not a single Orc anywhere

 

[TheBrooder]

The upcoming Dragon Age (360/PS3/PC) is low fantasy and deliberately gritty less 'twee .

I'm looking forward to that, should be good

 

[kdd]

An assassins creed rpg would be great

 

[Shamikebab]

lol at everyone failing to read the OP

 

[Margaret]

An assassins creed rpg would be great

RPGs tend to last long, A 60+ hour Assassins Creed would be utter tripe, I mean it didn't even last an hour without getting repetitive let alone 60+.

that said all RPGs are repetitive for the most part, but still the good ones can make up for it with a decent story, AC didn't really have much in that department either...

 

[Kainz]

I still say Witcher. Balls to fantasy, good luck finding your non-fantasy RPG. How about Dizzy?