
Command the Tea Princesses to victory over the Coffee Empire in this adorable Strategy RPG! Brew your minions, position your armies, and tactically press forward to achieve victory.
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Languages: English
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Hours played at review time, across 35 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I realy liked it
I loved this game!! As a huge fan of tea, narrative focused rpgs, and female characters being allowed to be Messy, I knew from the first few levels that this one would be for me. What I wasn't expecting was the amazing scope of the gameplay, every princess's unique abilities and unique units makes for an ever changing strategy experience. I love the idea of an srpg that focuses less on the human units and more on minion fighting- it makes you look at fights differently, strategically letting some units die in order to make others stronger. The gameplay was personally too challenging for me, but the game's story mode allowed me to finish past the point I struggled with battles (around halfway through). I was always able to complete battles, but they would last me on average over an hour, which made it a struggle to get through considering (at least to my knowledge) saving mid-battle wasn't a possibility. But this wasn't make or break for me, as I found myself drawn in by the complexities of the narratives and characters. I loved the way dynamics between all of the characters were both well thought out and ever changing! If you love character design, coffee and tea, character writing, and intricate gameplay, I'd highly reccomend picking this up! Genmaicha forever <3
Absolutely adore this game. That is up until level 16. This level is harder than being cheated on by my long term partner with my best friend and living through the complex PTSD from that and my childhood COMBINED. Even after the update I still can't beat it and it's really ruined the story for me. I've been working on level 16 for days and cant even remember any of the lore of the game because I'm so tilted. I would still recommend this game despite that. Everything else is so charming and fun. I genuinely fell in love with all of the princesses stories. 6/10 just cause of level 16.
Not an awful game good concept just poor execution. Pretty lack luster needs more to the game and is really unforgiving if you make the wrong move. Just not enough excitement to keep me interested. I will rate this 3/10 Tea Bags c[_]
It's a cosy game and has a neat story. Been only playing 5 hours but I'm hooked. I'd get this game as a gift for others.
Great little strategy game, especially for free. It's not Total War, but that's a good thing if you just want something that requires some thinking without taxing the brain cells too much. The story is a bit corny (the Coffee Empire vs the Tea Reals), but it works. My experience with free, single player games has been "meh" at best, but this one has managed to hold my attention. My only negative is that the game does not allow you to save during battles. This is very frustrating, as some of the battles can be quite lengthy. So if something comes up, your only choices are to abandon the battle and replay the entire thing later, or leave it running (which jacks up the play time when you aren't really playing). I'm sure this would not be difficult to implement, so the lack of this quality-of-life feature is disappointing. But for the cost, you can't go wrong.
This game was pretty enjoyable, grindy at the end but this is normal due to the different mechanics. It is quite normal for a fight to take 40+ minutes by the end of the game but the fact that strategy is involved and it isn't mindless unit spam makes it bearable . All an all A good experience would recommend.
That's a hidden gem! i admit, i wouldn't discover that game unless it were made free. the main selling point here even not game play mechanic which i like - turn based tactics. it's princesses! they are living characters, cute, lovely, sharp, smart, well versed and running cool jokes. i really read dialogs here unlike in other games (my last game was disco elysium so i couldn't be bothered to read dialogs there and eventually abandoned the game). it's also connecting to my other hobby - Chinese historical dramas. this game plays just like one of these. game play is also cool. you capture resource generating nodes and summon units near nodes or near wandering princesses. princesses also give units some skill boost. absolutely recommend!
An average game strategy game. A bit challenging for beginners because the it takes time to learn the functions of different units, geographic features and the enemies' units. The battles took time to finish. It takes more time to think about the right tactics to outwit your opponents because they have more units than you and the hits points of their units are higher than yours even during the beginning period. The second battle has been struggling. The dialogue is too long and boring, too.
I really enjoyed my time with this game, first and foremost, and would definitely recommend it. Sovereign Tea is a great mix of fun, Fire Emblem-styled gameplay, combined together with bright, colorful characters. I would say the only real flaw with the game is its lack of polish in its UI (ex. moving characters to speak with one another between battles can feel tedious, even if the scenes they have usually wash that away with humor or melancholy or anything in between), but for an Indie title, it packs a whole lot of fun gameplay into it's 25-30 hour runtime. I'm excited to dive into the postgame level(s? maybe) at some point as well!
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