Yes, Your Grace. Games you have probably missed in 2020

• Games You Have Probably Missed in the First Half of 2020
• Broken Lines
• Monster Train
• Streets of Rage 4
• The Pedestrian
• Deep Rock Galactic
• The Walking Dead: Saints And Sinners
• Iron Danger
• The Procession to Calvary
• Panzer Corps 2
• Beautiful Desolation
• Yes, Your Grace
• Help Will Come Tomorrow
• Elderborn
• In Other Waters

Yes, Your Grace

It's time to get back to pixel art games only this time, a top-quality pixel art. Although Yes, Your Grace was created by the British studio Brave at Night, the head of the studio is Rafal Bryks and the game emanates with a Slavic vibe from a mile. Yes, Your Grace is a fairly unique strategy game in which we manage the fictional, somewhat downtrodden Kingdom of Darven. But we rule not from the level of the map, but from our throne room, as befits a ruler. Every day we will come to resolve disputes and make difficult decisions – sometimes in the trivial matters of the local peasants, but other times facing enemy army at the gates.

It all looks a bit like the Reigns series, but has a definitely less quirky visual setting. The advantages of the game are certainly numerous choices, which have great consequences, often morally ambiguous. We can endanger the whole kingdom, but also those close to us because there is also an extensive plot in the game. Framing the gameplay in a certain scenario made it not very long, but otherwise, it is difficult to find flaws in it.

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