Your Crown Is Mine

I'm in love with the villainess... Honestly this game didnt have to do much to win me over, I am the exact target audience for it. I adore the villainess otome trope and everything it stands for. I adore seeing women thrive and prosper. Plus the devs included 2 wlw routes. I have a couple of complaints, this is a raising/dating sim. I don't get why I have to play with the devs self insert. (yes she is come on the devs name is Lycaena and the Villainess is named Lucena... clearly the dev herself values the yume aspect so idk why she's taking that away from us.) The men feel a bit tropey, bland and uninspitred, like literally cold duke of the North lol. But I get the feeling the dev cared more about the wlw aspect to be quite honest and personally as a lesbian I dont care that much either so I'm not docking points for that, lol. Het girlies beware! Or don't I've seen some of the mediocre men ya'll fawn over. The stat balancing aspect felt incredibly forgiving to me but it might be because I am very used to playing these games. I will say I wish there was more to the romance. Like I mentioned I am a general connoisseur of otome villainess tropes. 'I'm in love with the villainess' is probably my all time favourite story, I own all the novels physical including the ones from Claire's pov. I have also read please bully me miss villainess, all routes lead to dom and fed up office lady and none of these stories are perfect but the romance option feels more pronounced in all of them. But it just so perfectly caters to most of my personal needs that I just don't mind dealing with the imperfections of whats ostensibly from what I can tell a first game. I will be keeping an eye on this dev, girl I see your next game is wlw only 👀👀👀. I hope that maybe you'll see this and not take any of it too hard because I really really want you to succeed and dont regret my purchase at all but... you can do better. Theres two negative reviews on this game and the one that complains about the romance feeling a bit underwhelming I can't disagree with. That said 7/10 worth the initial playthrough.

> be me, baddie villainess > be not me, black hair red eyed chud duke of the north > chud duke decides to annul marriage to marry some random commoner girl because poor people decided to hate crime me for being rich > decide to run in his party for ♥♥♥♥♥ and giggles > start grinding at the gym to mog dumb duke > weeks past and people start noticing how great I am > election day comes and I beat him in his own party > omgiactuallywon.jpg > after election soy duke congratulates me but I know he's butthurt > later find out soy duke's wifey is actually gay > find out that she's stuck in the marriage because she's broke > ffw 1 week she dumps chud duke after giving her tax payer dollars > ffw 2 weeks I propose to her > she accepts after I show her how much I care about poor people (I don't) > I invite the chud duke to our wedding to mog him one last time [b] Eat dirt Edgar you should have never broken up with me [/b]

This game is the perfect example of the phrase "missed opportunity" and "unrealized potential." Not worth the money.

An excellent mix of raising sim and political management game, and on the more casual end if you want something a bit less frustrating than a Hanako Games style raising sim. The premise was really fun, playing as the "villainess" of an old otome game style story, and the twist and turns the story made really surprised me. I especially liked how well the game understood the tropes it was playing with, and how it used them in really clever ways I haven't seen before, especially with the heroine. Really excited to do another run through soon.

Overall a fun experience. I liked the many plot-twists, shady characters, kingdom management and of course the villain(s). Ruling the kingdom requires you to constantly make trade-offs which creates the perfect atmosphere for the villain setting. You also have a degree of freedom of what to do (e.g. work towards declaring war or avoid it) and even if you fail you can still go on. However, only when failing the tougher challenges at the end of a chapter (failing them all even has its own ending). Special mention: there is a very convenient rewind feature where you can go back to previous dialogue slides and change your choice. My first playthrough was a bit harsh, my second one a breeze. And that is where we come to the negative points: - the stats are quite simplistic and have no apparent impact until you run into an event where you must trade one resource for another or where a high value gains a bonus reward (some even only have relevance in regard to which ending you get) - there is no benefit in antagonizing people (wasted chance for more interesting endings) - I have only seen two real endings (which were satisfactory) but most endings look pretty bland on paper - whether the game is easy or not is almost exclusively decided by how much support you can acquire in chapter 1 (around 75 is sufficient to have an easy life till the end of the game) - befriending one of the less prominent characters is only required for a niche ending - maybe a bit pricey for the length of this game Basically, some things don't fully add up or feel unfinished (like the aforementioned character). The game is still good though. If you play it, do yourself a favour and don't read up anything aforehand. Otherwise you miss out on the paranoia of whom to trust. Once that is gone the game gets a bit easy unfortunately.

It was a very productive story, with rewards and consequences for every decision and choice you made. I enjoyed it. But unfortunately, I can't continue playing because of an error after getting achievement villainess x heroine and I can't continuing play, It's a shame that I can't progress any further, so I'm waiting for the developer to take further action. Thank you for your attention update: The bugs I ran into were fixed, now I can continuing my progress. Thank you developer for instantly react to my response!

Could use a deluxe version or updates to add much more eventually, but what is present is very enjoyable. The artistic effort in the graphics and music is impressive, and I am interested in seeing more in the future if the resources are there.

Me ha gustado mucho, tiene una historia llena de intrigas hasta el punto de que no sabes de quién te puedes fiar. Por esta razón me ha costado mucho elegir con quien quería terminar, también te da la opción de no escoger a ninguno. La parte de gestión es entretenida y hace que se te pase el tiempo muy rápido, aunque al final se me ha hecho un poco repetitiva, yo solo quería saber qué estaba pasando. Tiene bastantes decisiones para tomar, lo que hace que te lo termines sin darte cuenta. [b]Reseña completa:[url=https://cozykis.kisworld.es/analisis-de-your-crown-is-mine/] https://cozykis.kisworld.es/analisis-de-your-crown-is-mine/ [/url][/b] [b] Más jueguitos indies [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44960983-Jueguitos-Indie-Cozy/] mi mentoría [/url][/b]

I've been looking forward to this game and it certainly delivered. I played it, I had lots of fun, I thought about it critically and couldn't come up with anything particular to dislike. Maybe I saw one typo somewhere and oh no but so be it. My impression after my first play through is that it offers a complex and thrilling narrative with plots and twists, plenty of meaningful choices, entertaining diegesis, great art and music; an overall enjoyable experience that made me stay up way too late. I could go into detail about what my ramblings are about but I rather continue playing the game. Can't wait to try out the other routes. If you are reading this with the intention to find out what this game is about the store page's 'About This Game' part sums it all up pretty accurately.

The game is pretty fun for what it is, which is a dramatic political and life sim