Yes, Your Grace: Snowfall Steam Charts & Stats

Overall a good game with its own ups and downs, a great sequel and just a solid game. I really enjoyed it.

Painfully average compared to the brilliant first one - Storytelling and dialogues are bland - Some new additions which are either nothing exciting or downgrades from the 1st entry - Laws have no impact Basically all the political/games of thrones-like drama and high stakes from the first one disappeared Not engaging enough for me

The story took a dive quite fast and was not satisfying after the first chapter. The ending was also bad, lots of new mechanics that didn't get explained every other chapter, not enough player agency for important decisions. Sad after a strong first game..

While i liked this game and what it does new, there really is no win no choices can really change what kind of shit show the story ends up being. my favorite daughter from the first game became a poorly fleshed out insufferable pile of shit. It felt more like a token gay bit part over the warm character that I came to love from the first game so much lost on this. I do not know if i would buy the next one to come out i because i wonder if the writers even played their first game...

ive seen reviews and thought about the game after finishing it in two days, both parts. the game, overall, got me hooked on right away; the characters, game play, literally ever aspect of it even tho its not YOUR TRIPLE A MASTER PEACE OR SOMETHING. it honestly made me feel, i dont know how many emotions even if they were minor occurrences but still significant, when i played it. (rdr2 made me bawl my eyes out and so did cyberpunk, and now this adds onto the list) .. lets get back on track. i love this game. wholeheartedly. everything about it is great, and now we come to the uhh complaints. snowfall; as many have said the ending is abrupt if you get the secret one or any i think. what happened to the king? who found the prince in his arms? is he even alive? how do we move on from here? in my honesty, and i can assume in a lot of peoples too, it needed at least one more chapter to wrap all of this up. what happens after that? part 3 of course. the king or, most likely queen, take the reigns to stabilize everything and to continue the war to atana. cmon now.. they wanted OUR DEAR PRINCE. ending was a bit abrupt but i am praying to lord Jesus H. Christ and my left boob that this will get a proper wrap up with another game. just take my money. summary: - great game - amazing characters (my fav lesbians) - game play good - story... give us more - if i can loose my memory whenever, i would play this game over and over again. - bella is the best girl

"A game with tremendous potential, but equally rushed." 🟢 What I Liked: Compared to the first game, the resource management and use of agents have improved significantly. It’s genuinely impressive. The UI design is very well done. Especially the progress bar, which I found particularly elegant. Playing as Queen Aurelea actually felt refreshing. While the core mechanics remain the same, the context and the character dynamics shift, which creates a different emotional experience. 🔴 What I Didn’t Like: First and foremost, I have to mention how slow everything feels in this game. The first game was in 2D, which made room transitions much faster and smoother. In this one, the shift to 2.5D and the heavy focus on visuals have caused scene transitions to take about 5 seconds each, which gets really tiring in the long run. I personally didn’t expect stunning visuals from this game. Was it visually beautiful? Yes. But could all that effort have been better spent on refining mechanics, resource systems, strategy, and battles? Also yes. Let's talk about the story. It starts off boring, then picks up briefly with a compelling moment especially the switch to the Queen and reclaiming the castle, which I truly enjoyed. But beyond that, the side quests and exploration elements became painfully dull. I found myself hoarding a bit of resources and then ignoring the rest. The constant walls of text wore me out. The cursed realm sequences after King Eryk falls ill were especially meaningless to me. I spammed the spacebar just to get through them. They felt like filler content to artificially lengthen the game. One of my biggest disappointments: the battles. Yes, the battle mechanics are a huge step up from the first game, and for a moment, I genuinely enjoyed planning my strategies. But… there are like two battles in total. I wanted more. While everyone was supposedly attacking us, all we did was read letters and manage the people. It became suffocating. Even small skirmishes could have helped. Oh, and by the way in Chapter 4 during winter, why isn’t my companion following me? I had to wait forever for that NPC to walk across the map every time. Did no one say, “Hey, maybe the Queen shouldn’t have to walk alone”? Let’s get to crafting. As you progress, you can use various materials to craft items via your agents. But the system forces you to wait for each craft one-by-one using the same progress bar. For example, I had 20 iron and needed to craft 4 swords (each costs 5 iron). You’d expect to select them all and queue up 4 swords, right? Nope. You have to select 5 iron, confirm it, and wait… 4 times. This was time-consuming and genuinely frustrating. I feel like the game wasn’t tested enough. Bugs are still present. Some NPCs kept displaying exclamation or question marks near the end, even though there was nothing going on. During the final battle with King Eryk, the agent selection UI didn’t appear, and I had to replay the entire section. I get that bugs happen, but these were immersion-breaking and need to be addressed. The thing that made me laugh the most was the final splash art at the end of the game. A dramatic message signals the end, and then boom a massive, meme-like image pops up and disappears. It felt so out of place. Please either change it or remove it entirely. We get it we’re Morana but that ending didn’t do justice to the tone of the game. On the optimization front: My GPU (6700XT) was hitting over 90°C at times, which shouldn’t be the case. The file size difference compared to the first game is also pretty big. If you say "this is the vision we wanted," I respect that but for what the game is, it feels like an overreach. 💬 Final Thoughts All of this criticism comes from a place of love I actually like the game. The ending clearly sets up a sequel. Please, for the next game: slow down. Test it thoroughly before release. Many players have quit early due to bugs or slow pacing. And I believe a team like yours capable of creating such unique worlds can overcome these issues with ease. ❓Should You Buy It? Not until most of the bugs are fixed. They’re quite frustrating. A bunch of patches have been released, but the problems persist. If you're willing to endure all I’ve mentioned above, then yes, the game does offer something special underneath the flaws.

Short....but very fun, creative, artistic experience. Very linear - so not a lot of replay - but very good for what it's worth.

The first game was better. The game clearly has intended correct choices when you are offered them and usually doesn't account if you made the other decision (doctor showing up out of the blue if you send him away, game softlocking if you send your daughters gf away then talk to your daughter about it, children showing up in a final scene in the game despite deliberately getting the ending where I failed to protect them and their whereabouts are unknown, get a game over if you decide to negotiate with the guy you're fighting even if you're winning). Story is kinda ok but the gameplay/long term management feels a lot more shallow compared to the first game.

I loved the first game and finished it the day I bought it. This has left a sour taste in my mouth and to put it bluntly, I was bored. Maybe I should have expected less but the devs really have packed too much into the game and forgot what it was that made the first so enjoyable. My feelings about the game are certainly not unique but I wish I'd read other reviews before spending money on this game

Not really a good continuation of the first game, It feels more like a visual novel >Weaker story >Dialogue is long and boring >the new gameplay changes are way too mediocre to be considered good >laws are not impactful at all >previous decisions are ignored or overwritten (new writers? or did the new devs not play the first one?) >also almost no action, the first one was brilliant short and without any tidious stuff unlike this one >Petitionings are random and are really mediocre >new graphics are okay but the artstyle of the characters is "modern"... to say atleast. if the devs ever make a third installment i will definitely buy it as the core is interesting and simple and enjoyable. just simply listen to the reviews.