
Are you worthy of the throne? Or do your siblings deserve it more than you do? What kind of heir will you be?
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A typical text-adventure game, really. A complaint I have is that the pacing often felt inconsistent. The end is very abrupt, also. Most likely to set up for a sequel, on which there has been no news for a while. Play with that in mind. Other than that, a great story.
Seeing some of the negative reviews for this I was kind of wary but the premise was enough to buy me in. It has some minor writing problems and a kind of rushed ending, but overall it's a pretty interesting ride where you really get to craft your character and their presence in the world. And the ending could be mostly forgiven if they actually plan on a sequel, which I hope happens, but doubtful. Discounted, it's a steal. Full price? Personally, I'd say it's still worth it. It's as good if, not better, than similarly priced novels.
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*Short version** I enjoyed my time with this story, but it has plenty of short comings that will hopefully be resolved with book 2 (assuming that happens) This is my opinion on the game after playing one playthrough. The concept is fantastic being born into a royal family and follow your MC as they grow up etc. I also like how all the main characters have portraits you can view However the game feels bloated with too many characters, it dilutes the amount of interactions you can have with each of them. Most of your skills are completely irrelevant in this book (i can only think of 1 scene where one of your skills matters) They should have tried reducing the amount of characters or at least leave some of the unimportant characters for book 1 out of it and introduce them in book 2 Also the criticism of the story ending abruptly is valid, especially that on my play through where you spend most of it locked in a room, whilst the soldiers did the more interesting story off screen. I am hoping the sequel to this will be better as the concept is good and now they have got past introducing all these characters and can start using these skills you developed since a child.
I've been a fan of this game since the demo and am really looking forward to the sequel, however, there is one(maybe two?) feature I would really like to see added if possible: a save/load option. I often find myself having to restart the game from the beginning after making a decision that I misinterpreted or was executed in a way I did not intend. I understand that not being able to go back and undo things helps with the realism and immersion but I think it can also be a detriment to the game. I spend more time quick-firing through the story to get back to where I was to make a choice more in line with what I initially wanted than actually trying new routes and interactions.
I have played many of these games made by hosted and this one is the best one out there, the writing is great and the relationships feel real its a shame the developer stopped making part 2 hopefully she continues it because it has the potential to be even better than the first one. Link for the start of part 2 https://dashingdon.com/play/nutellaqueen/tsor-book-two/mygame/
This book is mainly for creating your character and relationships- the overall story is abrupt, but I actually suggest it! If you're still hesitant, wait until book 2 comes out and see then.
This is really hard review to write. I can forgive a lot but ending unfortunetly made me choose to not recommend this game. I enjoyed the story for the most part. Interactions between characters are refreshing and interesting. I found many times decisions which were 100% accurate with what I would like my MC to do. I wouldn't say that there is much romance tho. I would say that there is lot of friendships instead I quess (100% kindness at the end of the game). There are many characters who become my friends like old mentor knight, our uncle, the guy who served at tavern and many others not mentioning siblings. What I appreaciated during game was that [spoiler] our sisters and brother were actually angry at MC for allowing to kill innocent guard but at least sisters were regretful when MC got poisoned and quickly repair they relatioship. Well at least Freya should be like that I wasn't really sure about the other sister. [/spoiler] There is a lot of potential in this story and characters but everything kinda fall short in ending. There is no proper ending and everything seem rushed. We still had to face our enemy and there is not really resolving for our RO. I kinda have to hope that there will be second part of this story.
The overall game and story is good, but people werent lying when they said the epilogue was rushed! it felt more than rushed! it felt unfinished! i honestly regret buying this.
I played this game so poorly that foreigners like me more than my own kingdom. lmao
Funny, I killed a loooot of inocents by accident, but besides that it was fun.
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