Play Sultan's Game on Windows PC

Sultan's Game is a narrative-driven survival card RPG set in an exotic court inspired by One Thousand and One Nights, where political maneuvering, moral compromise, and resource management are inseparable from survival. You play as the Sultan’s minister, forced to obey a capricious ruler who turns every card drawn into a dangerous command. Each card must be fulfilled within seven days, so every turn becomes a deadline as well as a decision: pursue indulgence, luxury, conquest, or murder in the Sultan’s name, or try to preserve your principles while the court closes in around you. Failure carries the ultimate consequence—you lose your head—but even success can reshape your position, relationships, and future. The central challenge is not simply winning individual encounters; it is deciding what kind of power you are willing to build and what damage you are prepared to cause along the way. You may seek to become the Sultan’s favored confidant, plot an assassination from the shadows, remain loyal to love, surrender to forbidden desire, or follow whispers from dark gods. Choices have lasting narrative effects, and the game’s multiple endings reflect the direction of your decisions rather than presenting a single predetermined path. Extreme cruelty can generate extreme hatred and consequences, making restraint, foresight, and a consistent personal code as important as ambition.

At the mechanical level, Sultan's Game is a turn-based resource management game built around deploying cards to command allies and assets, complete objectives, and expand your influence. Wealth, intelligence, and equipment provide the practical foundation for your plans, while recruiting allies and seizing control of the court gradually broadens what you can accomplish. The card order changes from run to run, so the same strategy cannot be followed mechanically every time; you must evaluate the opportunities and risks presented by the current sequence, decide which objectives are worth pursuing, and manage limited time before a seven-day requirement expires. Both success and failure contribute to future attempts by unlocking new allies, gear, and strategies, giving repeated runs a meaningful sense of discovery even when a plan collapses. Hidden paths and secrets also reward players who investigate beyond the most obvious route, and the same ending can be reached through multiple approaches. On PC, the larger display gives you more room to read card descriptions, review objectives, compare equipment, and track the resources shaping your next move without losing sight of the wider situation. Keyboard-and-mouse controls are likewise useful when cycling through cards, selecting allies or assets, and handling repeated management actions across a run, especially when you are weighing several possible responses to a time-sensitive command. These advantages do not change the underlying mobile-optimized design, but they can make the court’s information-heavy decisions easier to inspect and organize. Whether your goal is absolute power, the overthrow of a tyrant, a peaceful life with your beloved, or the summoning of dark forces, Sultan's Game on PC is defined by the tension between immediate survival and the long-term consequences of every card you choose to play.