Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall

Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall puts the player in the shoes of the monarch of a crumbling kingdom. You have to rule in a cinematic manner, and decisions affect the fate of the state. Petitioners come in droves, and everyone needs an answer: help, trial or refusal. The heirs require attention, and their fate depends on the father. Advisors propose solutions, but the ruler is responsible for them. The ruler decides who to support and who to refuse help. The main task is to maintain a balance between the needs of subjects and the capabilities of the treasury. Prosperity or ruin depends on who to help and who to refuse. The treasury is emptying from wars and crop failures, so decisions have to be counted. Daughters grow up, and with them come new worries. Children grow up, and their fate affects the fate of the country. The messenger brings bad news faster than they can gather their strength. Refusal is heard as often as agreement, and it is part of governance. The throne room is filled with petitioners. Some bring trouble, others help, and others entertain the yard. The world is saturated with Slavic folklore and its spirits. The ruler's family also requires attention, and its requests are not always reasonable. The people expect justice, and the treasury demands frugality. Petitioners come with troubles, and not everyone has to be pitied. The peasants pay the tax with their harvest, and the reserves dwindle by spring. The messenger brings news from the border, and plans for the winter depend on them. Support and rejection have consequences, and winter is pressing in from all sides. Snow and hunger force decisions to be made quickly. Taxes are difficult to collect if lands are ravaged by war. Daughters grow up in troubled times and see what power costs. For those players who like to control and choose, this game is suitable.