Manor Lords – How To Use Third Person Mode

This article will be taking a look at how you can use third person mode in Manor Lords.

In a surprising feat, Manor Lords, the medieval city-builder, has made its way into the top of Steam’s wishlist charts, with over 3 million people waiting to get this on their hands.

In a city-building game like this, it’s important to know how to view the world that you’ve made in more than one way, because in general, having more than one POV in a game is quite fun. Not only that, you’ll be able to see any flaws or if you need to make adjustments simply by viewing things from a different angle.

That’s why this article will show you how to change into third-person mode on Manor Lords. It’s pretty simple, so let’s get to it.

How To Use Third Person – Visit Mode

To enter third person mode, you have to enable visit mode, which you can do by clicking on the eye icon on your portrait. This is located on the top right of the screen. After you click it, your camera will change so that you can control your lord in third-person.

You can now freely explore your village and everything that you’ve built in third-person mode. The game is quite pretty to look at, so having different POVs really sells the game’s graphics!

As for what you can do in third-person mode, unfortunately, you can’t do much right now. All you can do at the moment is freely look around and explore the world around you in third-person. We assume this mode is purely for aesthetic and eye-candy purposes.

That being said, we hope they eventually add more features in the third-person mode like actually playing the game, as it will add a new depth to the game and will allow players to enjoy the game from different perspectives.

That’s all we have for this short article on Manor Lords’ third person mode. We hope to cover more of this game once it comes out on April 26th, but in the meantime, you can check out our other articles on ESTNN like this No Rest For The Wicked leveling guide or this AFK Journey Crystal Defense guide.