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Sovereign Tower
Play as the Sovereign of a magical tower in this story-rich, Round Table management RPG. Recruit eccentric Knights, assign quests and balance egos whilst carving out your kingdom's destiny. If destiny doesn’t go your way, keep turning back time, uncover secrets and rewrite fate again and again.
- WILD WITS
Platform scores
| Platform | Metascore | Userscore |
|---|---|---|
| PC | 86 | 7.8 |
What players said
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- A narrative, role-playing, and management game that may remind you of *Dispatch*, featuring Arthurian mythology and medieval fantasy.
- A small Indie game that worth his price. Great narration and many choices and so much to discover !! Like Dispatch you can send your knights on missions but with better understanding of their stats and deeper implications. Hooked from the start I had 18h in one week end.
- Very fun managment type of game with a very cool twist. It has humour and emotional depth, catering to fans of the genre.
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What critics said
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- While you can always count on Wild Wits to deliver a striking, instantly recognizable art style, the studio truly excels at creating a gameplay loop that is as simple as it is addictive. It comes as no surprise, then, that you find yourself breezing through day after day as the tower's ruler, responding to your subjects' requests; this is driven by a blend of depth and simplicity that works incredibly well, all underpinned by a brilliantly executed time-travel mechanic. The writing is another standout feature, striking a masterful balance between tragedy and comedy—delivered at just the right moments and in the perfect measure. Any minor issues you might encounter do nothing to dampen the fun, making this a solid little title from the Brittany-based studio.
- While it boasts an interesting and clearly functional premise, Sovereign Tower’s biggest issue is that it unmistakably runs out of steam as the campaign progresses, unable to sustain the creativity found in the opening chapters. The result is an experience that starts out addictive but ultimately reveals the limitations of a product that, while valuable, would have benefited from further refinement.
- One of the best management games around, featuring gaming's best implementation of time travel.