Yes, Your Grace, the popular kingdom management sim game, is making its way to mobile. It’s set to drop on Android on February 1, 2024, and the title is now up for pre-registration. It originally hit consoles and PCs in 2020 and will be published by Noodlecake Games on Android and iOS.
Yes, Your Grace on mobile is going to be free to try, but you have to pay $4.99 to unlock the full game. And, if you grab the game in the first week of the launch, you can get it at a discounted price of $3.99. The title garnered positive reviews from players due to its creative mechanics and emotional, engaging storyline. Catch a glimpse of the mobile version below!
Want To Know More About It?
Well, in Yes, Your Grace, you step into the royal shoes of King Eryk of Davern, ruling alongside Queen Aurelea and their three daughters Lorsulia, Asalia, and Cedani. Failure to have a male heir to secure your throne leads you to take dire steps, like marrying your daughter to the wrong man.
Your daily tasks range from helping peasants and citizens with their problems, juggling military affairs and managing finances. You face petitioners with a variety of conundrums, including invaders from neighbouring kingdoms, bread shortages and so on.
Yes, Your Grace mostly presents you with binary choices such that your decisions stack up over the game, shaping the overall narrative. You can dispatch Generals, Witches, and Hunters to aid your cause, forge alliances, and settle family feuds. Explore the kingdom, upgrade your gear and resources and make sure you don’t let the resources deplete by any chance.
So, Are You Saying Yes, Your Grace?
Yes, Your Grace is an emotional roller coaster, swinging between bouts of anger and tears. Some people even call it a ‘Dad simulator’ due to the beautiful portrayal of the challenging intricacies of being a king with daughters in the olden days. Interested? Then, pre-register the game on the Google Play Store.
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