Pitchforks and Daggers
Idan Sheinkman · 2025 · Adventure, Choose Your Own Adventure, Interactive Fiction, Choices Matter, Medieval
PC
Positive89% · 19
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About Pitchforks and Daggers
How far will you go to keep your crown?
Pitchforks and Daggers is a branching court politics drama where every choice matters. As King Henry of Elander, you must navigate treacherous lords, scheming family members, and angry peasants- all while trying to secure your kingdom’s future.A tightly woven, highly replayable narrative where each playthrough reveals different paths and endings.Every action has consequences, shaping the fate of your rule and the land you govern. Consult your court, weigh your options, and decide carefully.Make difficult decisions:
Features:
- A deeply branching narrative with multiple endings.
- A web of political intrigue, betrayal, and war.
- High-stakes choices that alter the story.
- Built for replayability- discover fresh outcomes each time you rule.
Be prepared to fail:
The Story:
King Henry has no heir, his beloved wife cannot bear children. Meanwhile, his uncle, King Harold of Ervin, challenges his claim to the throne.The kingdom teeters on the brink of war.Your choices will shape the fate of Elander. Will you secure your legacy, or lose everything?Defend Elander:
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Really enjoyed this. Plays like a choose your own adventure book. Writing is decent too and the decisions are tough!2 found this helpful
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.1 found this helpful
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.1 found this helpful
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.
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