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Mostly Positive — 75% positive (24 reviews) · 25 achievements
Last updated 8 Oct 2026
Hire companions, master trade routes and build relationships as you forge a path of trade through the medieval world in Silk Roads II: Paths of Fortune - a colourful trading sim that uses real history to present you with a view of the life of a medieval merchant in the times of Marco Polo.
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Simulation · 2025 · More £5 - £15 games
Navigate Silk Roads II: Paths of Fortune as you hire companions and master medieval trade. Forge your path through history, inspired by the times of Marco Polo.
About this game
Return to the world of medieval trade and ambition.
Step into your caravan master’s boots once more in Silk Roads II: Paths of Fortune — this immersive trading simulation expands on the beloved original with deeper systems, dynamic world events, and a rich cast of characters to command and contend with.
Each journey is its own challenge.
Choose specialized animals and companions to traverse deserts, mountains, jungles and more. Discover new cities, develop your own routes and encounter obstacles on the paths of fortune.
Recruit unique characters from across the Silk Roads, each with their own traits, skills, and personalities — complete with both benefits and drawbacks.
Negotiate their contracts, manage their morale, and help them grow in experience and wealth… or risk losing them to rival caravans.
Deal in a wide array of goods across cultural and regional lines, from rare Cathayan silks to steppe furs.
Earn the trust of cities and factions to access their most valuable wares — reputation is everything when chasing fortune.
Managing a caravan is more than buying low and selling high. Assign tasks like foraging, guarding, or repairing — but don’t forget to rest your crew. A tired caravan is a slow and vulnerable one.
Cities go to war. Markets crash and surge. Roads become perilous or profitable.
Silk Roads II features a living world that evolves as you play. Events can open new opportunities or cut off familiar paths — and your decisions can shape the outcome.
Return to Venice to buy back your stake in the Colleganza, increasing your share of the profits.
But beware — the more skilled your companions, the more they’ll demand a cut for themselves.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS *: Windows 7
Supported Languages
*languages with full audio support
Latest news
Patch NotesOfficial
Stability & Clarity
A small update today that should help with stability surrounding quests that included cities that are no longer included in the game, the game should now swap them out for alternate nearby cities and no longer recommend them in future quests.I've also enabled a setting in the engine which should make the Map appear much sharper than before, this seems to have had an effect on most assets in the game to my eye but some of the texture positions may have been slightly thrown off by this.Read full article on Community Announcements (Priory_Dev)Patch NotesOfficial
Stability & Explorers
A quick update today to fix some issues caused by the changes to the map (this should prevent any random turn of the month crashes people may have been encountering on old save files).I've also changed the Explorer trait which used to give the ability to chart paths for free, it now unlocks the entire map regardless of whether you have visited a city or not. This probably takes it from the weakest overall trait to one of the strongest early game traits.Enjoy!Read full article on Community Announcements (Priory_Dev)Patch NotesOfficial
The Mapa Mundi Update
Greetings fellow merchants!I'm pleased to announce that the much requested map feature has been added to Silk Roads II: Paths of Fortune!The history fans among us might recognise the inspiration for this map, namely the Mapa Mundi, the largest known surviving medieval map.The Mapa Mundi was made shortly after the game is set. For those of you who are unfamiliar with it, I'd recommend having a quick google, you may find it quite hard to read, namely because it has Jerusalem in the centre of the world and the distances all look a bit odd. While the map in the Silk Roads II is a bit more grounded, I did want to try to incorporate a bit more of that medieval exploration feeling in the game.As for the implementation, there are 3 primary maps in the game:Travel - When you enter the gatehouse in a city you will no longer be presented with a dry screen with a bunch of buttons on where you want to go or how to get from X to Y, instead you will now find the map. On the map you'll be able to see where you are currently, where you can travel to next and all of the cities that you have thus far visited as greyed out options. To travel to another city, simply select its icon on the map. You can also zoom into the map and pan around by clicking and dragging. This should give players a better general idea of where they are in the world and where they're going. A city that is your quest target will also be lit up in gold.Quests - On a quest you will now be able to view each city on the path of the quest as well as the goal city. I have also included the current date on the quest since that seemed to be causing issues for some people.World - In the world tab you can now see, well, the world. This will show you all the cities that you have thus far explored. By selecting a city, you can see what other cities it is connected to, therefore giving you the ability to plan out a route of your own.City icons are further distinguished by their culture and wealth with smaller looking cities b...Read full article on Community Announcements (Priory_Dev)AnnouncementsOfficial
A first peak at a much requested feature
Greetings merchants!I wanted to make a quick post to show off a new feature in the works, I think it will come as a surprise to few after the rather consistent feedback on what I've been working on.This is just a first peak, i'll get into the reason for the unique design, how it'll function in game and more in a future update but I wanted you all to have a first peak now!Read full article on Community Announcements (Priory_Dev)Patch NotesOfficial
Quick fix
Super small patch to fix an issue where party members would continue to starve while resting in a city.Read full article on Community Announcements (Priory_Dev)
