You are the princess of a more traditional kingdom, forced to marry the prince of the neighboring, technological and futuristic kingdom. Although you grow closer over time, an unexpected event puts your feelings to the test. Will your relationship survive? Will love be enough?
AUTHOR
Andreea Stahie
VOICE ACTOR
Charlotte Horine
SUITED FOR
Teens, Adults
PLAYING TIME
30 min
CHOICES
26
ENDINGS
3
Game Flow
Medium
ATTENTION LEVEL
Medium
You are the princess of a more traditional kingdom, forced to marry the prince of the neighboring, technological and futuristic kingdom. Over time, you and the prince grow closer, and you develop strong feelings for him. What once felt strange and forced is starting to feel more natural every day. But an unexpected event puts your relationship to the test. Your decisions will determine the fate of your feelings.
Will love be enough?
4.0 out of 5 stars (based on 4 reviews)
This isn’t my typical genre, but I enjoyed the story. It was quite pleasant and kept me engaged. A huge part of it is a discussion of the value of human-made art as opposed to “art” made by AI, so it’s very topical. There are two opposing points of view, coming from cultural norms established in the characters’ respective countries.
An interesting story about two different nations and two different people, forced into marriage. It talks about the very present topic of technological advancement and shows an interesting dynamic between the two main characters, as they have very different views on this topic.
This story was in a genre that I typically read, being love and fantasy with the mentions of princes and princesses. I found it thrilling, with the choices that I could make as they were different from your typical princess stories. The main character could fight back and show her anger in certain situations, a refreshing take on the stereotypical depiction of how princesses are. A very enjoyable and fun story 🙂
This love story was very interesting mostly due to the unusual contrast between them in how they each approach art, which also tackles the qustion of the loss of culture through the advancement of technology. Which of course is a very present topic with AI and such stuff.
All in all I was very invested in the story and these two characters and what their final fate would be.
My biggest criticsm is only, that I think the narrator was often to fast in the beginning.
