Yes, Your Grace is a single-player text-based experience with strategy elements. Take the role of a king in an imaginary land with a low fantasy theme, where various events can affect you and your kingdom. You will soon realize that ruling your lands is not an easy task. Be greedy and end your life sooner than expected, or try to make some friends to enable your survival.
In Yes, Your Grace you don't look for quests; quests come to you. Sit in the throne room and speak to the commoners to deal with their problems. Organise tournaments and feasts to entertain the crowds and to gather nobles from around the country to get valuable information. Plan marriages to expand your borders. Make alliances and declare wars.
Dialogues are short and snappy, driven by descriptive words. The player is allowed to get the feel of characters and glean the most important gameplay information without being confronted by walls of text.
The story unfolds differently depending on the player’s actions. The outcomes of your decisions are not always easy to predict. There is no simple distinction between good and evil. There are only consequences.
In Yes, Your Grace you can control your armies and tell them where to go, explore the world on your map, and collect resources to build new structures and feed your people. These strategic elements help to emphasise the importance of the player’s role as king.
The story and game mechanics are much more important than the graphics, although the graphics still contribute towards an often humorous, but dark and sometimes even brutal atmosphere. The straightforward gameplay will provide an intuitive and fun experience, but the action, dialogue and overall story will have deeper meaning.
Key Features:
- Make difficult decisions - command, advise, help or punish your people
- Manage your resources to make sure your civilians and armies have enough food
- Expand your armies, extend your borders, fight and conquer your enemies
- Use magic to help maintain crop growth or heal cattle and people from diseases
- Make use of mystical rituals to soothe the mind and boost the morale
- Hire monster hunters to secure towns and villages
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Hi game look great!
I miss kickstarter campain:[.
Is there anyway to support you {preorder game like on kickstarter)?
Thank for answer.
Hi, same here, I wish I could support you :)
I am intrigued, will have to check this out
God just it is, i know its going to be great, but imagine combine this with the elements of crusader kings and the graphics and the combat of total war series and its unfathomable! my dream game i hope before i die i could play a game like that! cheers mate!
Our programmer just had a heart attack.
Quick Question what software was used to make such a great and unique characters
Well, thank you very much :)
We use Photoshop for both: creating and animating them (although Photoshop isn't that great for animation, and we are looking for an alternative). If you want to do some pixel art yourself, you don't need the Adobe's software. You can use MS Paint which is pretty cool or you can also try Gimp which is an open source program (free to download). There's plenty more programs you can use. Happy pixeling!
Wow I never thought this game was possible on Unity 2D Im guessing anyway you should put the basic presets on a unity file as i develop FPS games and would love to try this great theme
What Engine was this developed in
What Engine was this developed in
The game is still in early development, and we are using Unity.
We are working hard to get an early demo going, so stay tuned!
Thanks a ton for your interest :)