Sort the Court!

Sort the Court! is a simulation game developed by Graeme Borland using Unity, with art by @amymja and music by @bogdan_rybak. Set in a fantasy kingdom, players take on the role of a king who must handle daily requests and events from subjects, such as resolving disputes, allocating resources, and managing crises. The game focuses on decision-making, where choices impact kingdom metrics like population, gold, and民心. As the game progresses, players encounter various characters and random events, offering a mix of fun and strategic challenges. Originally created for Ludum Dare 34, it is now a full release available on HTML5, Windows, and Linux platforms, in English, with simple controls suitable for casual play. An active community provides forums for bug reports and discussions, enhancing player engagement.

In Sort the Court!, the core gameplay revolves around decision simulation. As the king, players sit on a throne and receive requests from subjects each day, such as needing food, gold, or conflict resolution. Players must choose 'Yes' or 'No' for each request, with decisions affecting key kingdom stats like population, gold, and民心. The goal is to keep the kingdom running as long as possible by avoiding resource depletion or widespread discontent. As days pass, events become more complex, requiring strategic balancing of short-term gains and long-term stability. The game includes random elements and hidden endings, adding replay value, and is designed for quick, enjoyable sessions.