Last Decree

You are the ruler of a collapsing medieval kingdom.

The world is breaking down. Resources are scarce. Trust is fading.
And time cannot be stopped.

In Last Decree, every day forces you to make a decision — and live with its consequences.

One Decision Per Day

Each day follows a simple but unforgiving loop:

There are no perfect choices.
Every decision saves something, and sacrifices something else.

Your kingdom is defined by four fragile forces:

You cannot stop the end.
You can only delay it — or decide what it costs.

Events are presented as cards, each offering multiple outcomes.

Some choices grant immediate relief.
Others unlock powerful decrees, dangerous policies, or long-term disasters.

Decrees are limited. You may issue only one per day.
Each one reshapes the kingdom — permanently.

Your deck changes as the world deteriorates.

Each run tells a different story:

Runs are short, focused, and designed for replayability.

There is no grinding.
Only planning, pressure, and consequence.

Will you rule through fear and control?
Sacrifice the few to preserve the many?
Or cling to hope until the very end?

The kingdom will fall.

The only question is how.

Roguelike Kingdom Management
Short, decision-driven runs with permanent consequences
Card-Based Event System
Draw events, make hard choices, and reshape your deck
Royal Decrees
Powerful commands issued sparingly — each with a cost
Unstoppable Doom Mechanic
The world collapses no matter what you do
Multiple Endings
Each playthrough concludes with a different fate
Designed for Replayability
No filler systems, no endless micromanagement