As a Historian I enjoyed this game with all its modernism and flaws, because it has great atmosphere, some teaching elements that give basic information to players who are not into history, and the music as well as graphics are very creative.

I only got one thing I cannot get over, and that is the Jews from Prague, Benjamin and Rachel. They are shown as decent people, which is but just and fine. But them being accepted as honorary guests, befriended with and treated as equals, Jews and Christians eating together from the same table... is faking history.

The Sommerfeld family should not BE there in the first place. And neither do they wear the Yellow Ring, a mandatory and highly discriminating patch on their outerwear. Honestly I was waiting fo some dialogue, like how they got attacked and then defended by the Druckers, but the game took jewish-christian relations as all gaudy...

The game is set in 1525. By law, Jews already had been banned from all of Bavaria for decades. While this did not include imperial cities, seigneuries and ecclesiastic territories, Tassing is none of that... Its property of a "landständisches" abbey, with the duke as worldly overlord.