Yes, Your Grace

I was inspired to buy this game when I noticed it was only $2 compared to its usual $10, hoping it would fill a rainy afternoon at best, but was pleasantly surprised!!! Within the first few minutes of playing I was fully immersed in the fantasy realm of Davern. I found this game incredibly easy to pick up and hard to put down, and before I knew it I had played hours! In this wonderfully designed game the audio and visuals make it easy to lose hours, with countless scenarios to go through! Highly recommend this diamond in the rough!! :)

Please bring snow fall out day one as well as the of relase. I genuinely can’t believe how amazing this story was, as well as managing my subjects what a freaking ride!!!! money well spent

This game is great. Wish it was free

Fully immersed in this game. Definitely worth the full version!

Most story games struggle to truly make a player feel emerged in the world, this is not one of them.

The only crime this game does is not being free…. I can understand that.

I mostly enjoy this game…I do not like that the King cannot have one of his daughters as his heir. Pretty limiting & gives the age old idea that girls aren’t good enough;P Also I do not like that you are locked into basically selling your eldest(13 yrs old!) daughter into marriage. This followed by not being able to prevent the poisoning at the wedding. I love the challenge of trying to pick the best path with the choices we make, but we are automatically locked into a pretty dark path by no choice we make. It limits the game by a lot! This says nothing about the desperate bid to do a super risky ritual to attain a male heir…there is a lot that could have been done to make this game stellar but after playing one pass thru & finding some seriously important choices taken from me, I dunno if I will continue playing.

It fails to deliver on its key principle of making choices that really impact the story. The story outcomes are too limited, especially with the family interactions. They either die or end up in a single situation. I was hoping for actual variation in the outcome and story, like pick your path mystery/adventure novels. The same is true of the combat. There is a little more variation with the lesser lords, but it doesn’t affect the larger story. The atmosphere of the game fits with the medieval Slavic theme really well, but the dialogue is more modern and doesn’t fit the context as well. It has a lot of game cliches about the medieval world - you can generally guess who/what is good and bad based on surface level modern sensibilities (the church is evil, earth magic is good, execution is bad, arranged marriage always goes badly, etc.). If you change your choices, none of these elements actually change, you just become either a good or bad person according to modern sensibilities rather than those of a Slavic Medieval world. I guess I just hoped for more from the game. On the plus the art style is enjoyable.

This game looked promising but considering you can't trade gold for supplies it makes it near impossible to feees you army. Plus doesn't seem like you ever have enough supplies. Gold is easy to come by but supplies not so much. I have beaten the game and it's not worth the 4.99 plus tax to me.

This game is quite the experience. Probably going to be in the top 3 for me for quite some time. Would have paid twice for this.