Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall

I absolutely loved this one. The graphics, setting, music, choices, characters and resource management are all things I enjoyed. I liked the qol change made to snowfall compared to yyg 1. I really feel like I would love one more installment and that as a trilogy it could close it out well.

Had a great time playing the game, but when I compare to YYG1, the history towards the ending felt incompleted, like the game should have more content and it was cut. Besides that, great game, I recommend it.

Really good story and very nice pixelgraphics, high rec

I really enjoyed yes your grace after seeing a youtuber play it and had no clue it was getting a sequel till this showed up in my steam store. Snowfall builds on the game formula of Yes your grace but just does it infinitely better. Unique game in terms of mechanics and a great story. My only complaint is there isn't more!

Si, su gracia: Fresquito

Yes, Your Grace 2 is exactly what a sequel should be: more of what made the first game great, but without quite as much emotional damage. Thankfully, it's also a little less cruel. Unlike the first game, where you could accidentally paint yourself into a corner and only realize it 6–7 hours later (followed by the soul-crushing realization that a full restart was your only option), this time around the game is much fairer without becoming too easy. The new resource management system is a great improvement and much easier to stay on top of. And yes, if you're jumping straight from the first game, the new art style might catch you off guard for a few minutes. But you'll get used to it quickly, and it honestly suits the game really well. Don't worry—the pixel-art charm is still alive and kicking. Expect around 10–15 hours for a single playthrough, with plenty of reasons to come back for more. The story is surprisingly gripping, packed with twists, and does a fantastic job of keeping you hooked. More than once I found myself saying, "Okay... just one more week," only to realize an hour had mysteriously disappeared. I'd happily return to the throne for a third game. Just... maybe let my royal family catch a break next time.

Not as good as the first, but not bad. Strayed a bit from what made the first one great though.