Yes, Your Grace

El mejor juego que he tenido el gusto de gozar. De inicio a fin me tuvo enganchado, lo crudo de las decisiones, si tomas una decision mal puedes perder un familiar. El final es lo mejor del juego. Probare el 2. el 1 entra en mi top juegos

Dull. Boring. It's essentially a story-driven management game in which you allocate resources and make decisions for your kingdom. But it's so painfully slow paced, tedious and repetitive to play that honestly I'd be surprised if people would play it for free these days, let alone at this price. As I see it, the interest in this kind of game dried up years ago and it just can't compete.

A fun little game, although quite simple overall. If you enjoy decision-making games and especially medieval settings, you'll most likely have a good time with it. That said, the gameplay is fairly straightforward. Unless you have terrible luck (or a very low IQ 😄), you should be able to finish it on your first playthrough without too much trouble. The biggest downside is its short length—around 4 to 5 hours—and the replay value is fairly limited once you know the story. I probably wouldn't recommend buying it at full price, but if you grab it on sale or through a bundle like Humble Bundle, it's definitely worth playing. Overall, it's a pleasant and enjoyable experience that I'd recommend to fans of the genre.

I am extremely disappointed in this game. The first few hours were intriguing: the choices between who to help, who to ignore, with whom to ally. Some early events feel like you should have more influence, but that's excusable in setting up the situation. What's not excusable is how the main events are scripted, with outcomes that ignore almost all the work you've done up to that point. Upon the pre-determined ending of the first battle with Radovia, I searched through the reviews and comments and found many others who likewise complain about how on-rails the main story is. I am so frustrated that I am not wasting any more time with this game. The early game has so much promise, that the lack of ability to effect the core narrative feels like a betrayal. I would suggest that the "choices matter" tag be removed from this game, as they really don't matter in the end. "Visual novel" may be more appropriate, since managing resources well or poorly ends you up in the same boat. Very disappointing.

The game positions itself as varied and replayable, but that's a lie. Savescumming and repeating the same dialogues after poor management decisions is bad game design. No experiments, just a linear model. Sometimes this design flaw is overshadowed by other aspects, but there are none here.

Was not expecting it to get me so involved, to be honest. I thought it would be a little game with clear circumstances of every decision, like My Majesty or Reigns: Her Majesty but in the end I was surprised in a good way, got my first (but not the last, I can assume) ending and didn't notice how four and a half hours passed by. The story is interesting and at a couple of moments my face went :0 Yeah, sometimes it is predictable but you cannot avoid it after so much stuff being made in a fantasy setting. The twists and tension is still well-made, though. Sountrack is mind blowing. It just is, you gotta listen. The management system is not that hard since here, I think, immersion and the plot is way more important, the mechanic with gold and supplies is just a great way to make the game not too easy and chellanging enough not to make it a visual novel. Solid 8-9/10, a good one to spend your evening with

Линейный кал с дешевым сюжетом,где выборы по итогу даже не влияют на финал.

Fun pixel story game with management and decision making. Solid few hours of gameplay