Victorian-era London has fallen below the surface and into the depths of a cavern, never to see the true light of day again. “Sort the Court” also saves players’ progress after they close the tab, making it a great game to play in small increments as a stress reliever. It only takes about two hours to join the Council of Crowns, but players can continue to play after joining the Council of Crowns to finish out any dialogue options they wish to pursue. Occasionally the characters and questions are a little redundant, but players can switch their responses up to get new outcomes. The characters in the game are creatively imagined, and the bigger the kingdom becomes, the more diverse the subjects are. Building population means getting closer to joining the Council of Crowns, but it also means players need to work harder to keep the population happy. Depending on how players choose their responses, the three numbers will fluctuate. Membership in this group solidifies the legacy of your kingdom.Īt the bottom left-hand side of the screen, there are three icons that represent the kingdom’s population, contentment and wealth.

In “Sort the Court,” players rule over a medieval kingdom by answering their subjects’ demands with a simple “yes” or “no.” The object of the game is to grow your kingdom enough to be invited to join the Council of the Crowns, an alliance group. Here are some relaxing video games accessible to anyone with the internet. The peer pressure to look busy in public settings is real, but that doesn’t mean we always have to be. (Illustration by Grace Needham | Collegian Media Group)

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