ABOUT SULTAN’S GAME

Sultan’s Game blends card mechanics, strategy, and resource management with a dark, narrative-driven story. Players are forced to play the Sultan’s twisted cards (Carnality, Extravagance, Conquest, and Bloodshed) to satisfy his cruel desires. Morality is never questioned: will you lose yourself in a world where lust and bloodshed intertwine, or try to seize your own fate from beneath the Sultan’s blade?

You have seven days to fulfill the demands of each card—or face execution. In a world of betrayal, power struggles, and madness, survival is never guaranteed. To escape alive, you’ll need to make impossible decisions along the way.

KEY FEATURES

• Seven Days to Survive: Each week, draw a Sultan’s Card and fulfill its twisted demand – Carnality, wo Extravagance, Conquest, or Bloodshed – within seven days, or face execution.
• Butterfly Effect Storytelling: Every choice creates rippling consequences, influencing character relationships and determining the fate of the entire world.
• Strategic Card-Based Management: Use cards to deploy allies, resources and objectives. Craft strategies to survive deadly challenges and find victory in desperation.
• Multiple Endings & High Replayability: Unlock hidden storylines and powerful items using Fate Points. Discover 50+ unique endings across countless playthroughs.

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Well, the starting point is that, the game is about a fish with memory problems, yes, like Dory from Finding Nemo. He has big muscles, so winning fights is not a problem, but acting fast, before the memory goes off is a must.

The game may resemble classic shooters like Parodius and Cho Aniki, but the action here is fast, you will shoot a little and then back to select and upgrade powerups, and then back to the action.

There are a lot of different enemies, gameplay is smooth, and the bosses are challenging. It looks great on the Wii U controller screen.

The game has local co-op mode, so it’s twice the fun if you invite someone around who was just watching you play.

The game is also available on PS4, PS Vita, PC and Mac, so there’s an option for almost everybody.

We liked the game a lot, it has that nonsense retro feeling some games have lost or try to have, without success. So, if you like shmups, go and buy it!

OUR RATING: 4.5 out of 5

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