It's time, Your Majesty

[後半に日本語レビューあり] [h1] A "Luck be a Landlord"-style symbol-growth court governance roguelite that handles tax/peace/war [/h1] On a 4×4 board you place symbol cards and run income and effects through adjacency synergy, a derivative of the so-called "Luck be a Landlord" style. Each turn you choose 1 out of 3, and at settlement gain silver and effects. Runs are cut short in units of "years", and pressure from disasters such as locusts, plague, and rebellion and from external enemies is constantly present. The winning lines are dual: reduce enemy forces to 0 with the military, or conclude peace with ample funds. The trade-off between economy and defense is asked of you with every move. At the "recess" that serves as a break, you choose laws (policies) and the Zodiac, and thereby decide the overall direction of the run. Policies compose the expected value and synergies of agriculture/commerce/military/administration, and the Zodiac works as a global modifier for each year. The industry chain of goose→butcher→merchant that snowballs income, or fusing "female soldier" + "Mulan" into a "women's army" to accelerate the military—both match theme and feel and are pleasant. Because cards are ran…

The meta progression portion of the game is bad it's just earning currency to make a card ban list. A lot of your runs will boil down to slamming your head against a wall until you rng something usable. Otherwise it sometimes feels like you have no choice in how well you do. After some updates it might be better but until then I can't recommend it.

高难度简直就不是人玩的，稍微运气差一点直接开局就G 好不容易熬过前中期这游戏TM是没任何办法给你D商店的，所以你后面有大把的钱都没法用活生生被蛮族虐死 没啥经济体系，稍微过1年后基本全得转战狂一种玩法，这游戏的军队简直是超人，永久成长不用吃喝不用消耗材料还能虚空赚钱？ 最后还有朱雀这种傻逼BOSS卡，能TM随机炸你一片棋子的，什么天子剑的卢根本防不住，老子真是日了。

Developed by String studio and published by Anotherindie, It's time, Your Majesty offers an inventive blend of deckbuilding, roguelite progression, and kingdom management that turns the responsibilities of ruling into a compelling strategic challenge. Instead of commanding armies through traditional real-time battles or managing an enormous empire with countless menus, the game distills the experience into a card-driven system where every decision shapes the future of the kingdom. Each run places players in control of a royal dynasty striving to survive through uncertain times, making every choice an important step toward either prosperity or collapse. Its approachable mechanics make it easy to understand, while the layers of strategic depth gradually emerge as players become more familiar with the interactions between cards, resources, and policies. The heart of the gameplay revolves around constructing a personalized deck capable of responding to the kingdom's constantly changing needs. Every new card introduces opportunities to strengthen the economy, improve military readiness, or establish more efficient methods of governing the realm. Discovering combinations that complement…