Crown & Coin Sets November 3 Early Access for Hundred Years Sandbox

Crown & Coin: The Hundred Years is a medieval historical sandbox developed and published by MUZINA GAMES. According to the Korean Steam page, its scheduled release date is November 3, 2026, and its listed genres are indie, RPG, simulation, and strategy.

Automaton reported that early access begins on November 4 in Japan. Since the Korean Steam page displays November 3, this article summarizes the game based on the Steam listing visible to Korean readers.

The numbers that stand out in the official description

The strongest hook is the presence of 1,015 real historical figures. The Korean Steam description mentions playable characters ranging from Joan of Arc to the false Jeanne des Armoises, while also introducing choices such as making a name as a knight, founding a new state, or surviving turbulent times as a bandit or merchant.

Another point is the multiple endings tied to 22 tarot cards. Rather than presenting itself as a simple combat strategy game, it emphasizes a structure where characters, fate, and historical events connect to produce various conclusions. The price is still undisclosed.

What kind of game should you expect?

This game seems closer to watching how one character survives a chaotic era than to fast action. The core appeal is not only winning wars, but also what position you take, what kind of power you build, and what ending you reach.

That makes it worth checking for readers who enjoy Taikō Risshiden-style freedom, historical ensemble dramas, and character-driven sandboxes. On the other hand, if you want a short and clearly defined campaign, it may be safer to wait for early access impressions first.

What to check before launch

Because this is an early access game, the key point to watch for now is not just content volume, but how much each repeat playthrough creates a different story. It will also matter whether the number 1,015 actually leads to meaningful choices and events, and whether the UI and localization can support long play sessions.

In short, Crown & Coin is one of the more distinctive candidates among Steam’s strategy and simulation releases in early November. Rather than buying immediately, the better flow is to add it to your wishlist and check for a demo, follow-up videos, and price announcement before early access begins.