Knightfall (2017) dramatizes the fall of the Knights Templar. This analysis examines the series’ plot, historical liberties, production design, and accuracy.

The Name of the Rose: A gripping exploration of medieval faith, fear, heresy, and murder, examining how accurately the 2019 series recreates the 14th century.

The Pillars of the Earth turns cathedral-building, civil war and church politics into gripping TV; this review asks how closely it matches 12th-century history.

Medieval brings Jan Žižka’s legend to life with gritty realism and bold invention—visually authentic yet freely dramatised for modern audiences.

Rise of the Raven explores John Hunyadi’s battles, politics, and myths in a sweeping TV epic where history and drama collide.

King & Conqueror brings 1066 to life with gripping drama but blurs fact and fiction. Discover the real history behind BBC’s medieval epic.

Outlaw King retells Robert the Bruce’s rise from defeated noble to outlaw ruler, balancing gritty medieval realism with dramatic liberties.

Manor Lords brings 14th-century Franconia to life through immersive city-building, tactical combat, and historically grounded medieval simulation.

Crusader Kings 3 blends dynastic intrigue and grand strategy, balancing historical depth with gameplay abstraction—explore feudal power, faith, and medieval drama.

Kingdom Come Deliverance brings medieval Bohemia to life with stunning realism, blending real events, figures, and cultural detail into a grounded RPG.