Sultan's Game is a card-based simulation and narrative game, inspired by The One Thousand and One Nights. You are one of the ministers of the mighty Sultan, a fickle, cruel king that treats his subject like pawns of a deadly game for his own pleasure. Forced to make dreadful choices to save your own life, you will have to find a way to survive not just the Sultan’s Game, but its consequences too.
This game is really worth its money if not more. I bought it because I like card-based games and RPGs and I was not disappointed.
The game starts off with a tutorial on how to play the game.A big part of playing the game is breaking the Sultan Cards in 7 days(or fewer depending on the difficulty being picked at the start of the game). The gameplay is...
I highly recommend this game if you enjoy story-focused games. The story is quite in depth and is definitely the focal point of the game. The mechanics and gameplay are very simple, but RNG heavy, which could be a little frustrating at times, so if you go into the game expecting crazy good gameplay then you would definitely be disappointed. I wouldn't...
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...
If you're a fan of Cultist Sim, Book of Hours or the Strange "Shop" series, you'll like this game too. If you find the mentioned games tedious or don't like games with little to no hand-holding, then you would not find this fun.
Still 12 hours in and I have yet to finish my first run (Albeit on Easy). So plenty of chance to replay for different choices/endings,...
"Beat" the game for the first time (By managing to destroy all the cards and survive) so I figured I would give it my review.
The gameplay loop is pretty simplistic but addictive if you allow yourself to get immersed in checking out all the different consequences what each card will do in a given scenario. If you like "card based resource management"...
