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Sort the Court!: a kingdom of small decisions
A royal audience becomes the interface in Sort the Court! Visitors arrive with requests, and you give a short answer. The interesting part is how that tiny decision sits inside a much larger idea of running a kingdom.
Source: itch.io game page (opens a separate tab on an external site)
An answer can be easy to make
The yes-or-no structure removes the need to learn a large management toolbar. It does not remove uncertainty. Reading the visitor's request and deciding what kind of ruler you want to be provides a reason to pause before giving the next answer.
Characters carry the management
Instead of treating every decision as an abstract adjustment, the game places a character in front of you. That gives a small exchange a personality. It is a promising fit for someone who enjoys managing consequences through conversations rather than arranging buildings across a map.
Pay attention to the edition
Our link opens the creator's itch.io release. Its page warns that this older build can have compatibility problems and directs phone players to a newer Poki edition. Features advertised for that updated release should not automatically be expected in this one.
