In the captivating interactive book Royal Affairs, you will have the opportunity to experience what it is like to be a student at the prestigious Archambault Academy. It takes place in the same world as “Crème de la Crème” and you embark on a journey that is 437,000 words long and full of political drama, romantic tension and other exciting elements.
As a member of the royal family, you will face the challenges of life at the academy and the struggle of being prepared to become your country’s next king or queen. One of Royal Affairs’ most popular features is the ability to customize your playable character. While playing as a male, female, or non-binary character, you can explore your sexuality by choosing from partnerships that are primarily homosexual, heterosexual, or bisexual.
You can also be monogamous, polyamorous, asexual, or aromantic in your sexual orientation. Many players find its inclusiveness appealing as it promotes a sense of community. In Royal Affairs, you can train and care for a horse, dog, or bird of prey. This aspect is quite interesting and gives the game more substance. Players can participate in extracurricular activities, such as running for office in student government, performing a spectacular play, or becoming a sports icon.
Players from Archambault Academy and Gallatin are able to compete against each other due to the friendly rivalry between the two schools. Some of the most intriguing aspects of the Royal Affairs game are the political intrigues and intrigues that players can discover. As a member of the royal family, you will be required to navigate the complex web of relationships and difficult decisions that come with having authority.
Features:
* Play as male, female or non-binary; gay, straight or bisexual; monogamous or polyamorous; asexual and/or aromatic.
* Find love and/or friendship with your free-spirited childhood sweetheart, a fiery radical, a dreamy dancer
* Pamper and train your pet: a horse, a dog or a bird of prey.
* Organize a lavish show, become a sports star or manage the Student Council; and represent Archambault Academy against its rival Gallatin.
* Become your classmates’ confidant and help them solve their problems or make them worse.
* Embrace your royal responsibility and carry on your mother’s tradition and perhaps even take your sister’s place as heir to the throne.
* Forge a path to the future by supporting revolutionaries’ demands for change, or stifle the movement with intrigue and deceit.
