So far, I do not see much potential in this game. The core mechanism is similar to "Kingdoms," where players must balance different types of resources and solve hidden objectives.
However, the main issue is that this game is scenario-specific. It attempts to tell a particular story, but currently, it only offers two scenarios. Each scenario lasts about 10 turns, meaning you can complete both in under an hour. There's little replayability, as you already know the story and potential outcomes after playing it once. Overall, this game feels like an inferior version of "Sultan's Game."
If you like the same type of game, just go play CK3 (Crusader Kings III), much more balanced, much more interesting, and many more scenarios. On top of that, you have a whole bunch of mod adding complete new game perspective.
So far, I do not see much potential in this game. The core mechanism is similar to "Kingdoms," where players must balance different types of resources and solve hidden objectives.
However, the main issue is that this game is scenario-specific. It attempts to tell a particular story, but currently, it only offers two scenarios. Each scenario lasts about 10 turns, meaning you can complete both in under an hour. There's little replayability, as you already know the story and potential outcomes after playing it once. Overall, this game feels like an inferior version of "Sultan's Game."
If you like the same type of game, just go play CK3 (Crusader Kings III), much more balanced, much more interesting, and many more scenarios. On top of that, you have a whole bunch of mod adding complete new game perspective.