Looking for a good game to sink your teeth into during the long weekend? Well, if you like role-playing and card games , or if you're a fan of indie games in general, there's been a release this week on Google Play and the App Store that you can't miss: Reigns Her Majesty , the sequel to a title that gradually won over thousands of users.
Reigns Her Majesty: a new new opportunity to rule a kingdom with cards
Reigns was one of their games that arrived quietly but gradually won over critics and players alike, eventually becoming a game with a truly significant number of downloads for a paid indie title . It also seems that few regret their purchase, as you can see from the reviews. In fact, we couldn't resist including it among our recommendations for the best card games . It's no wonder, then, that the news of the sequel's arrival today on Google Play and the App Store has been so celebrated.
It also seems that this second installment hasn't changed much in terms of gameplay mechanics, simply offering us another chance to lead a kingdom with a new story. More of the same, then, but every now and then that's good news, as in this case. For those who haven't played the first Reigns , in short, this means the game basically consists of making decisions based on the cards that are dealt. And you have to make them wisely, because how you end up depends on it.
Many hours of entertainment thanks to its replayability
Although the wisdom we demonstrate in our decision-making will be crucial in determining how our adventure ends, certain plot twists are difficult to predict, and chance plays an undeniable role, as in any card game. This means that, from time to time, a game will end quite quickly, and perhaps a bit abruptly. The good thing about this randomness is that the game has immense replayability , since each game is different.
This is something to keep in mind for anyone still hesitant to pay for mobile games, although compared to other indie hits, Reigns Her Majesty is somewhat cheaper (in fact, it costs even a little less than its predecessor). Another factor to consider is that we'll be completely free of in-app purchases, which goes beyond whether it's cheaper in the long run; it means the gameplay isn't altered to encourage spending, something we wholeheartedly support. If you prefer free games , however, stay tuned because we'll reveal more in the coming days.