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The Life and Suffering of Prince Jerian is a narrative role-playing game telling the story of a cruel world, where lawbreaking is met with severe punishment, and a crown prince must decide the destiny of the land. Whether you rule maintaining the old order, or create a new future is up to you.
In the Great Arknian Empire, everyone’s life is determined by their birth. Such is the ultimate law laid down by the Twins, stern gods who divided society into Lots. The clergy shows people the right path, the nobles rule, and the commoners’ Lot is working and suffering in obedience. Your fate, however, is very different: to be the chosen of the gods, become their tool, and govern the entire nation.
You, Prince Jerian of the Tempest, must embark on a lifelong journey: starting as a child unaware of his destiny, and becoming an emperor for whose role you have been preparing since birth. As a crown prince, you will have to understand your country and its culture, but also make difficult choices affecting the fragile balance of powers in the Empire, and yourself.
Developed by the creators of The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante, the events of this new game take place in the same universe, but tell a completely different story. While The Life and Suffering of Prince Jerian inherits existing gameplay features, it also contains new mechanics reflecting the protagonist’s role and traits.
As a future ruler, you must learn the current state of the Empire. The treasury is running dry as the estates rise one against another, fighting for their interests. The church withers and sows hatred among the people, noble houses aspire to keep the old traditions, and commoners demand equal rights with the nobility. Pay attention to these circumstances and decide the country’s path while chasing your own goals.
The time will come, and the Emperor’s scepter will lie in your hands, but you feel its weight even now. You have to act immediately: you are the only one able to change the course of history, to unite or shatter the country. Make difficult choices that affect the nation and you alike. Promises given to yourself might become your most unbearable burden. Every decision brings consequences, and your mistakes will be paid for by the entire Empire.
You were given power by birth, but the cost of such majesty is your own ambition. You are shackled not only by the outside world and its circumstances, but also by your soul. Thinking of who you are, who you want to be, and who the Empire wants to see in you, such is your lot. Making a choice of your own requires a sacrifice. Following the political situation and your family’s demands might drive you mad. Will you save yourself or allow your soul to shatter into pieces?
Be careful in choosing your allies: those who you keep close will shape your character and affect your decisions. Your family, your subjects, nobles and commoners alike, every single one wants your attention and patronage. Help one, and you will lose the support of another. Whether you succeed in maintaining the fragile balance of the Empire or let it all burn down in civil war will be decided by you.
Not only are you the crown prince, but also the Primate, who connects the worlds of the living and the divine. You and your family of the Tempest are the keepers of the Pact, a “testament” between the Twins and those who live by their will. Can it be changed without dooming the world? You will find the answer yourself.
The power that you possess is not an end, but a means. You are destined to save the world entrusted to you by your ancestors and gods. What future awaits the New Empire, and who will benefit? Whose sufferings will end, and whose will begin? Only time will tell.
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The price of The Life and Suffering of Prince Jerian in Sri Lanka is Rs. 5,665 on VaultX.lk. Pay in 3 interest-free installments with Koko, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Indie, RPG.
The first one was better.
Mostly a min-maxxing issue, which limit the exposure. While raw play gives you an initial enjoyment, the forced optimisation just means you are going in one of two paths and with the save file as it is, it is just clicking through the same text repeatedly - which is a kill-joy. To really join the game, it is best to wait for different optimised pathways guides to come out. Play the first run naturally - enjoy that and then use guides to lead and experience the other pathways
Overall I enjoyed this game, to me it has a great story but I will admit you definitely need to do more Min-Maxing with stats then the previous game. Because if you don't then you'll easily lock yourself out of future choices and end up failing early. Still there's a fair amount of content here with multiple routes to choose, so purely for replayability and for the decent story it's good.
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Story: good Choices and consequences: good Immersiveness: good Replayability: good Content: lots, for this kind of game. 31 hours for one play-through. This should be thought of as primarily a survival game. Stuff keeps coming at you from all directions and you have to find ways of not being devoured by circumstances.
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The developers are so desperate to make sure the player is never in control. I cannot make my own decisions -- most choices are level gated behind arbitrary stats. Moreover, I am incentivized to min-max these arbitrary stats rather than just driving the outcome myself through dialogue choices. I reached a failure state in Chapter 3; why is there even a failure state?!? I'm sorry I didn't want to make the same choices the devs intended I guess. Ultimately, I'm just not even going to bother finishing it. This is just more sequel slop that didn't iterate on its predecessor at all.
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