Vizier

A young king sits the throne of Tasvirate. The court bows to him — but it listens to you. As his Vizier, you do not rule. You advise. Every petition, every plot, every war begins as a few quiet words in the king's ear — and becomes your legacy, or your ruin.The power is his. The words are yours. Each turn brings a decision: a desperate petitioner, a scheming noble, a province in revolt. You choose the counsel — but the king has a mind of his own. His temper, his fears, and his trust in you decide whether your advice becomes law or is thrown back in your face. Win him, steer him, or be undone by him.A court that remembers - Factions watch every move and shift their loyalty as you favor or betray them. - A realm to hold together — treasury, provinces, and an uneasy peace between rival houses. - A reputation that follows you: schemer, reformer, butcher, saint. - Rivals, lovers, protégés, and a spouse whose fates twist around your own. Intrigue has a long memory - Conspiracies brew across many turns — smother a coup before it reaches the throne, or quietly ride it to power. - Wars, assassinations, and succession crises play out as slow-burning arcs that end in triumph or catastrophe. - The court hides as much as it reveals. You act on what you can learn — never on everything you wish you knew. Every reign ends Dismissed in disgrace. Cut down in a coup. A knife in the dark. Or old age, at last, in your own bed. However your story closes, the next Vizier inherits what you leave behind — your fortune, your lessons, your unfinished schemes. Here, tragedy is not failure. It is the point.Features - A turn-based story of court intrigue where no two reigns are alike. - Create your Vizier and decide how you'll serve — or how you'll rise. - A living court of factions, rivals, and relationships that react to every choice. - Branching arcs and many ways for a reign — and a life — to end. - Fully playable in 7 languages: English, Russian, German, Spanish, French, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil). - 40 achievements, painterly portraits, cinematic openings, and an original score. The power is the king's. The reign is yours to shape — or to lose.