Sultan's Game

Sultan's Game. You've never played anything like this before. The premise: An all-powerful Sultan becomes so bored with absolute power that he takes part in a game - the Sultan's Game. In the Sultan's Game, there is a deck of cards, with each card representing a sort of vice, like Carnality, Extravagance, Conquest and when a card is randomly selected, the player must complete the action given within 7 days or be executed. Here's the challenge: each challenge card has a different level of 'intensity' or quality. For example, there are several 'Bloodshed' cards that could be selected in the deck of varying quality - Stone, Bronze, Silver, Gold - and in order to satisfy the action of the card, a corresponding level of quality must accompany it. So, in order to satisfy a Stone Bloodshed card, the player must kill an NPC of Slave-level quality. Yet, in order to satisfy a Gold Bloodshed card, the player must kill a Royalty-level NPC. And so it goes. When you're first introduced to...

A very surprising game that keeps pulling me back. The characters, lore and the story are written much better than I would have ever expected from a game of such a genre. The dark themes are handled well, there is some humour in it too sometimes, and even heartbreaking moments make this game feel very rich and rewarding. I am not the kind of person to farm achievements, but after getting my first ending I could not stop myself from starting a second run (and more haha) to discover the other endings. The gameplay is easy to grasp (the tutorial functions exceptionally well in my opinion - it explains the gameplay and introduces the overall dark tone of the game at the same time, so you immediately understand what you're getting yourself into) and once you get into the flow of things, time WILL fly. You WILL plan on playing for one hour, but then realise 5 hours have passed. Mark my words. Slight spoilers, but what other game will let me use a [REDACTED] to apologize to my wife...

day 120439325 of playing sultan's game. i'm starting to see strange auras on people. the end is still 16523456 cards away.

There are too many threads and possibilities that all lead to some kind of ending, but from my personal preference I would call this "How to survive and gather a revolution against a sadistic tyrant while playing his clown, possibly becoming another tyrant in the process, while on the side some gods keep pestering you to serve them and some adventurers want to drag you away to slay a dragon." The base premise of the game is that you have to randomly pull cards from a deck, each card demanding you to complete a type of action within 7 days: kill, conquer, have sex, or waste money, and each action must be sufficiently distinct to not bore the Sultan. You fail, the Sultan kills you. As the game progresses, more kinds of literal deadlines will show up. Mechanics-wise, it has cards but is not really describable as a card game. Everyone and everything is represented as cards, with the people and resources at your disposal in your hand. Each day is a 'round', at the start of every round...

This game is like cultist simulator if it wasn't monotonous and deliberately too complicated.Although the game is somewhat grindy and hard to figure out, you can figure out the correct path to different endings after a few runs.It is a fun puzzle card game with an interesting premise and fun outcomes on your choices

A trully gem. I just scratched the surface. At first it seems to be an extemely weird game, like opening the owija or necronomicon, but then you slowly realize that is a heavy story-driven CRPG with a lot of complex and engaging plots and mechanics that you need to discover before you can succeed. The first run is about surviving week after week, then you realize that you will need a solid plan (and there are plenty of it) to beat the game. It's like Darkest Dungeon and Vagrus - The Riven Realms having a kid. Amazing.

I didn't understand the game at first, but after trying to understand and use my critical thinking skills, this game is sooo fun!! I love it!

Absolutely incredible game. Now that the gallery shows all the cards, I've realised that at 122h played I've unlocked maybe 20% of the game at best. WHAT ARE THESE THINGSSSSSS for real though, there are a hundred incredible storylines in this and a hundred ways to play. Probably more! you'll never run out of ways to play. I do wish the English text used only a single /n for line breaks instead of /n/n though, I feel like there's a lot of whitespace when the story gets long.

Late Abbassid Trolley Problem Game The evil game that the wicked emperor makes you play is both a horrible state to be in and unbinds your hands to do things you otherwise wouldn't have gotten away with, both officially and morally. Kind of like being heavily in debt. I liked this game enough to participate in creation of a wiki

One of the best games I've played in awhile. if you are a fan of grimdark story driven games with some rougelike replay-ability thrown in you will find yourself putting dozens of hours into this game easily!