Sultan's Game

If you enjoy games that explore human nature, ideals, morality, and the weight of our choices, I highly recommend this one!!!!! As I got further into the game I kept asking myself: What truly matters to a person? When you are trying to achieve an outcome you believe is “right,” is it acceptable to sacrifice other things that matter just as much? If sacrifice is necessary, how much can you give up before the ideal you were pursuing loses its meaning? And when the world responds to your kindness with cruelty again and again, are you still willing to choose kindness? Also strongly recommend unlocking the “Creation” achievement and reaching the “Correct Everything” ending. That incredibly long final passage honestly made me CRY A true Happy Ending does not erase all the pain that came before, nor does it make the world suddenly perfect. It is about seeing the cruelest side of the world and still choosing to remain kind, to believe in people, and to choose love. And then, to give everyone the beautiful ending that belongs to them. Keep looking at the world with kindness. and ofc ! Love is the greatest magic in the world!

Insane replayability, great art, the concept of making the least worst decision is really engaging

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One of the BEST and most refreshing card game I have played in a long time.

1. First game i actually replayed the tutorial just for the hell of it 2. one of the only games i've actually enjoyed being evil 3. Replayable as hell 4. I just got the rhino 10/10 game, can't recommend enough

Summary: Highly recommended, 8.7+ Pros: Excellent art and storytelling, though I’m almost sick of the BGM haha (it’s actually pretty good). This game can truly satisfy all your desires. Whether you choose to be a saint, a god of slaughter, or a god of lust; whether you submit, resist, or escape. The narrative is bold and profound, with diverse choices and numerous branching paths, letting players fulfill all kinds of ideas about changing or destroying the people around them or the world. Also, the art style is very, very good—every card is carefully designed and gorgeous, especially the characters. It’s a card game that combines roguelike, strategy, narrative, and other elements; if you like this kind of game, don’t miss it. Cons: A single run takes too long, and there are so many cards that they’re really hard to find. Even with the inventory now divided into sections and categories, they’re still hard to find. When there are too many events, it’s very hard on the eyes and easy to misclick. Also, events require dice rolls, and daily events can’t be skipped directly, which is a bit troublesome. I don’t know why it only became popular in the Chinese-speaking community. I he…