Protestory vs Successor

Protestory is a choice-driven narrative card game set in a dystopian world where politics, power, and rebellion collide. You are the voice of resistance in a system built on fear and control. With every card you draw and every decision you make, you shape the fate of your movement—and yourself. As each week unfolds, you’ll navigate political tension, moral dilemmas, and personal conflict. Will you choose diplomacy, defiance, or deception? Will you protect the people, expose the truth, or sacrifice everything for survival? With more than 1000 unique cards, hundreds of branching narratives, and multiple story endings, every playthrough offers a new path. No two games are the same. • Strategic card-based storytelling • Complex political and emotional choices • Relationships that evolve with your decisions • A shadowy, immersive art style • Narrative outcomes that reflect your journey • Game over and victory scenarios based on player stats Protestory blends interactive fiction with card-based strategy and a heavy emotional core. The story is shaped by your leadership style—be it revolutionary, diplomatic, or ruthless. Whether you’re fighting from the shadows or rising as a public figure, the system will respond. The question is not only what you’ll do—but what kind of leader you’ll become. Download now and begin your rebellion.

It began as a tribe in Söğüt. It spread across three continents. Three centuries, thirteen sultans. Successor: Ottomans is a decision-making role-playing game set in the classical Ottoman age (1299–1603). From your throne you steer the founding and the rise of the Ottoman Empire. The game opens with Osman I and closes with Mehmed III. Every sultan in between has his own reign, his own death, his own legacy. More than seven hundred historical decisions, each one shaping your reign, the inheritance you leave your successor, and the fate of the dynasty. An emptied treasury is not only the problem of the sultan who emptied it. Every decision you make carries a price. There is no right answer, only what the moment demands. The promised Constantinople. A Crusader army in Rumelia that wants no Turk there. The courtyard where the Janissary cauldron is overturned. The Imperial Council whose counsel you need yet can never fully trust. Each stands on one side of the throne. You swipe left or right. Each side has its own cost. THE CHRONICLER WRITES As you sit on the throne, the court chronicler watches you. He records every decision you make, weighs it, and carries it to the next sultan. When a sultan dies, his successor inherits not a throne but a ledger. A wrong choice by Bayezid I may be paid for by Mehmed I a decade later. A dynasty does not move by a single accession. It moves across generations. WHAT IS INSIDE Thirteen sultans, each with his own reign, death, and legacy. More than 700 historical decisions. A legacy system that shapes the starting conditions of the next reign. More than 1000 chronicler remarks that make you feel the weight of your decisions. A full story in Turkish and English. STARTS FREE Playing Osman I's reign is entirely free. The sultans from Orhan I to Mehmed III unlock with a single one-time Full Version purchase. No subscription. The free version is supported by ads. The Full Version removes ads and unlocks the whole dynasty. In the Full Version the game plays offline. No account required. This game is a work of fiction inspired by historical events. It knows that history has no single narrative, and it may have carried some references incompletely or mistakenly. To heighten dramatic effect, events have at times been exaggerated, and by the demands of the game's own flow may have followed a path apart from the course of history. Its purpose is to bring the rich narratives of the past into the language of a game, to make history beloved, and to open a pleasant span of time for those who carry that love. It cannot be regarded as an academic source. It targets no person, community, view, or belief, and intends to offend no one. Successor: Ottomans is entirely free to play and is ad-supported. All three centuries and thirteen sultans are available to players for free. A one-time Full Edition purchase permanently removes all ads and provides access to an additional music album. No subscription required.