Pitchforks and Daggers

Really enjoyed this. Plays like a choose your own adventure book. Writing is decent too and the decisions are tough!

A game that is similar to 'Yes, Your Grace' but without the resource management, and more to do with political intrigue and alliances. The game has a lot of replayability, but at a cost - when given a decision with regards to something, you have to go talk to your advisors at other end of castle, go through the entire dialogue, then come back and make your decision. I feel like the game would have better user experience if, after completing the game for the first time, you are allowed to skip texts/not have to talk to your advisors to make decisions. The game is around 30-45 mins long per playthrough, but there are a lot of different decisions to make and a lot of achievements to get, Overall, I found the game to be quite enjoyable, but the more playthroughs I do, the more annoyed I become with lack of skipping options. I think the game is adequately priced for what it is, if you like Game Of Thrones'y style of politics.

I will let them keep the money. It was only 5 bucks, and they deserve it because they did a good job. I have to echo other reviews and say that it was, however, too short. I was on the fence about this review, but unless they someday expand on it and add much more to the length of the game then replay value (which I have not, except when I died) isn't enough to really suggest this game. Good luck to the devs. I hope you folks make a sequel that is much longer and hopefully more involved.

This is a lovely game where your choices really do matter. Overall, for those that want a closer view of a game of Kings Conquest, or maybe want some GoT level chaos, this is your game. Medeval king sim light extreme, its a great game!

could be longer but great storytelling!

Good, but short game. Choices feel impactful Though I don't feel super bonded to the characters. I feel like walking through the castle did not need to be a mechanic though.