A card game in a Medieval setting where you make decisions on which not only your life will depend, but also the future of the kingdom! You get to choose whether you live your live as a blacksmith, a tradesman, a bandit and many more.

The game calls itself "Choice of Life", but the choices it presents are, more often than not, quite deceiving in their nature. Some choices show an obvious path to follow, but when actually choosing that path, death is more likely than not. I did find the game very fascinating in it's way of telling the story and the way you could unlock new start points. The story itself was quite fun I'd say, and I think, even though it was shallow, it was definitely a good bit of fun.

The mechanics of picking between two cards and moving forward got a bit boring near the end, but I think that was mostly just because I was going for a 100%. The game is easy enough to 100%, but collecting all of the titles was a pain, and I would recommend a guide for that. In any case, it was a fun game to sink a few hours to.

I think I would recommend the game and the price seems right for what it offers as well. Just don't go expecting a lot of depth and intrigue with this one. It's rather simple, but I guess that's what makes it fun.