It’s a good time to get in, too, as proper modding tools just hit Bannerlord, which means we should start to see all kinds of creative additions soon. That 20% discount is also available on the Steam and Epic store versions of Bannerlord, though you won’t be getting the standalone, DRM-free installer on either of those stores – or the extra free game. You’ll also get a free copy of the first Mount & Blade (sorry, not the Warband expansion) with your purchase, until October 9.

Time to turn back time, then The Classic and Enhanced Native mod is a massive gameplay overhaul that brings back many of the features of the original Mount & Blade. But some of the changes it introduced did not sit well with some players. Bannerlord is now on GOG, DRM-free, 20% off, and comes with a free copy of the original Mount & Blade.īannerlord comes to GOG as part of the site’s 12th anniversary sale, and it’s 20% off for the duration of the promotion, which brings the price down to $39.99 / £31.99 until October 16. Mount & Blade: Warband was a definite step up from the original game. If you’ve been holding out, though, developer TaleWorlds has a special deal for you.

Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord finally launched earlier this year, and after the long wait for it to Steam, we’re now in a long wait for it to finish up its stay in Early Access.