Queen At Arms

Queen At Arms

Aqualuft Games · February 3, 2016 · Adventure, Indie, Casual, RPG, Otome

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Queen At Arms costs $10.00 in Georgia (USD), £18.99 in the United Kingdom, €22.99 in Europe (EUR), $24.99 in the United States, CA$27.99 in Canada, NZ$29.99 in New Zealand, A$36.50 in Australia, R$45.99 in Brazil and zł114.99 in Poland right now.

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Georgia (USD) $10.00 $10.00 — 1
United Kingdom £18.99 £18.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €22.99 €22.99 — 1
United Statesyour region $24.99 $24.99 — 1
Canada CA$27.99 CA$27.99 — 1
New Zealand NZ$29.99 NZ$29.99 — 1
Australia A$36.50 A$36.50 — 1
Brazil R$45.99 R$45.99 — 1
Poland zł114.99 zł114.99 — 1

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About Queen At Arms

✦ AI summary

Queen At Arms is a genre-defying visual novel where you lead a mad king's army as a young soldier hiding her true identity, navigating political intrigue and warfare while your choices shape relationships, battle outcomes, and the fate of kingdoms. Master diverse skills like swordplay and magic, forge complex bonds with unforgettable characters, and discover that every decision carries weight in this tale of war, love, and personal survival.

When a young woman is forced to lead a mad king's army, can she do what it takes to survive? A genre-defying fantasy visual novel.

As a young girl, Marcus Cordale was rescued from a violent political coup and taken away from the country of her birth. To protect her identity, she was raised as a boy. On her eighteenth birthday she joins the army of Orthera, in search of her elder brother. But when war breaks out, the Ortheran army is thrown into turmoil, and the young recruit is catapulted through the ranks. Can she step up to lead, and wage a battle against the kingdom that she once called home?

A story of political intrigue, love, and war: Navigate a world rife with political intrigue, bloodshed, and uncertainty as a young soldier still seeking her place in the world. Form strong bonds with others to survive.

Every choice counts: Player agency is everything, and you can act as you please. But be aware—each time you make a decision, it has the potential to affect everything from battle outcomes to your relationships with other characters. And you may lose a friend or two before the war is over!

Prepare for battle: Before major battle sequences, the player has the opportunity to hone many different skills, including swordplay, medicine, and magic. What you take the time to learn can make all the difference in a future skirmish!

Relationships with others: The player’s relationships with NPCs are more than just dry statistics—each character has a story to tell and secrets to uncover. Acting in a certain way towards one person may jeopardize or strengthen your relationship with another.

Queen At Arms — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Queen At Arms is a fantasy otome visual novel with strong writing, excellent pacing, an impressive original soundtrack, and well-developed romance options that resonates deeply with players who connect with its characters and story. However, the game divides players significantly—some praise the main character's agency and development, while others criticize the art style as cartoonish, feel the protagonist lacks meaningful agency, or simply fail to engage with any of the characters despite appreciating the narrative structure.

Recommended Apr 5, 2016
One of my very favorite western-style visual novels. Queen At Arms is a medium-complexity fantasy adventure otome, with optional (but fairly integral) romance. The art style you can see from the screenshots, but particularly worth noting on a technical level is the original sountrack - I've very rarely had game music a) get stuck in my head or b) get stuck in my head and NOT drive me ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, but this manages both. Writing-wise, the pacing is excellent - there is solid use of timed-choice events that lend urgency to battle scenes and other, smaller-scale conflicts. The major characters (i.e, the romanceable characters + the MC's brother) are almost all wonderfully-written, with clearly-differentiated personalities and voices. There is some unevenness to the writing quality overall, however; some parts of the game are more polished than others, which makes sense given that it was released in two editions, with quite a bit of new content added in the Deluxe edition. (The only full character storyline that obviously suffers from this is Head Archer Cesca's.) What really makes QaA stand out to me over other VNs of similar objective quality level is its handling of gender, sexu…
14 found this helpful
Not recommended Mar 18, 2019
This is a very narrow recommendation. This also contains spoilers. A few direct ones, others less so. If I could give it stars, it would be a 2.51/5. This is a story with a lot to say and for the most part it says it very well. It is concise, without overstaying on any one point or topic. It actually focuses so much on being direct and straightforward that sometimes you might wish it actually spent more time on certain topics. However, despite interesting and diverse characters, relevant, important and simply good topics and overall great quality in story telling, it is severely let down by a lack of main character agency, garish and caricature-styled art, and its price. The good is that, as I said, it tells its story very well and very concisely. There is no lack of understanding of where your character is, what you're doing and why you're doing it. It doesn't muddle its content and its characters are presented in a unique way to complement their uniqueness. Each one is diverse and for the most part present, none of them losing their grounding. Even the most over the top character (Bryce) manages to come off as a real person going through some very real issues. The decision syste…
7 found this helpful
Not recommended Mar 11, 2019
I wanted to like this game, I really, really did. I've tried (and failed) twice now to play even one route, but I just can't. I just don't care (at all) about any of the characters. ANY of them. I just can't get into this.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 28, 2017
Do you like choose your own adventure games? Do you like romancing adorable/hot people? Do you like leading an entire army and having the wieght of all of their lifes on your shoulder? At least two of those? THEN THIS GAME IS FOR YOU. Ok but guys. This game is amazing. 11/10 would go back and buy a second copy for full price. So mechanically? Very sound. Its got a ♥♥♥♥ ton of save files for you and if you immediately regret a disction just scroll back with your mouse. There's a few timed events were you have to pick what to do in like 20 seconds which feels refreshing cause its still enough time to read all the options and think but not so much time that you don't feel the importance of thinking quickly. The romance options? SUPER SOLID. I've only done 2 of the routes right now but hot diggity damn are they good. They've got girls and guys for you to seduce and they're all like super good??? Its got mystery and intrege and your gonna be like 'oh what the what??? What going on???' and then your gonna go 'oh daaaaammmm' No spoilers or nothing but i was very impressed by the writing of this story. And also like you thought this was just a choose your own adventure? NOPE ITS ALSO…
3 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 8, 2016
I really like this game. I have only gotten two endings so far, and I am glad to say that (even with my limited experience) I don't regret spending my money. I have only one complaint(maybe two): there is no way outside of achievements to keep track of which endings you've gotten, and there is no CG gallery. While I can live without a CG gallery, the lack of ending gallery is quit annoying. I would like it if this was patched in, but I don't think that will happen. I don't have any complaints with the ''gameplay'' or with the story (so far), so I recommend this game to everyone who is looking for a good VN to read/play.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 24, 2017
i absolutely love this game. the character development is amazing. at first you are this shy and timid person but as you go deeper into the story you slowly become more confident and brave which is pretty cool because i feel that there is rarely any main character development while the other characters slowly grow and become a better version of themselves. i really do like how your character is pretending to be a guy because it gives the story and game a bit of a interesting twist and that your not this really girly and typical main female character. i really like all your companions and romance options. currently im trying to romance the prince because he is one of my favourite characters so far. this game was defintely worth the money i paid, i dont regret buying this game at all. i really do reccomend this game to everyone who wants something a bit different from the usual visual novels
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