[b] The pros: [/b] An impressive quantity of choices, presented as visually-appealing cards, that drive forward an intriguing storyline with entertaining dialogue and amusing sound effects. [b] The cons: [/b] Certain RNG events are very frustrating and can feel implausible given preceding choices. If you're a completionist, be prepared to rely heavily on chance rather than skill. [b] The unexpected: [/b] A minority of cards require multiple, specific prerequisite choices to be made, which are very unlikely to naturally chain together in the necessary way without prior knowledge of what choices to make and when. [b] The summary: [/b] Experience the life of a medieval monarch who is required to make lots of decisions with plenty of risk. In doing so, embrace the inevitability of experiencing unpleasant deaths - again, and again, and again...

Gets repetitive very fast. Too arcady for my taste as well

I wish there was a 'meh.' option - I really enjoyed the concept and simplicity of the game. It's not hard to learn, but it is hard to master. I didn't quite get the mechanics of some of the choices; and it can get pretty repetitive the longer you play it. I recommend Reigns as a fun distraction, but it didn't really keep me enthralled for longer than a few hours until I got overwhelmed by having to make so many decisions.

Charming and addictive, but going for the 'All the Cards' achievement will make you the one running madly in the dark

Stuck blindfolded running arbitrarily towards or away from voices left and right (no difference), like I was stuck in a loop on a dinner with a foreign warrior, or blundering through a dungeon, or fighting a totally random duel... When the left/right swipe corresponds to left/right on the screen, the control is inverted. Except, the result is so random, sometimes I think it's implemented the other way?

Moderate fun in casual decision making

cult game. played it on iphone and decide to support devs on steam too. recommend to try it everyone