- December 4, 2020
- Torpor Games
- 16h median play time
Suzerain
The fate of a nation teeters between political ideologies.
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Suzerain is a single player casual role playing game with drama and historical themes. It was developed by Torpor Games and was released on December 4, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from critics and very positive reviews from players.
How will you lead the nation of Sordland? The award-winning, political RPG game.











- Engaging and immersive narrative that makes players feel the weight of their decisions.
- Rich world-building with well-developed characters and multiple branching paths.
- High replayability with various endings based on player choices.
- Lack of clear feedback on the consequences of decisions, leading to frustration.
- Forced ironman mode with no ability to save or reload, making it tedious to replay.
- Some choices feel arbitrary and can lead to abrupt game overs without clear reasoning.
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The story of "Suzerain" is widely praised for its depth, complexity, and emotional engagement, drawing players into a richly crafted political narrative where choices significantly impact outcomes. Reviewers highlight the game's ability to weave intricate character arcs and plot twists, making each playthrough feel unique despite some linearity in the overarching storyline. While the text-heavy format may deter some, those who appreciate immersive storytelling and political intrigue find it to be a compelling experience worth multiple replays.
“The story is gripping and full of twists and turns.”
“A truly compelling story with a lot of replay value!”
“The game presents an incredibly well-crafted and compelling story with decisions that have very large impacts as the game progresses.”
“The long drawn story with only small variations becomes a time drain by the third playthrough.”
“The storyline is so well done, but the game lacks the variations in events and story to warrant the auto save in use beyond the first playthrough.”
“The story hinges on decisions the player makes and failure is a common outcome which would be an appreciated breath of fresh air in a climate of political games where the player can't lose; however, suzerain is incredibly tedious to replay and obfuscates which choices matter.”
Suzerain PC Review
The fate of a nation teeters between political ideologies.
75%Suzerain – PC Review
Live out your socialist, capitalist and other ideologies as the president of Sordland, whilst those who oppose plot and scheme against you; sit back and watch the consequences unfold as the story of Anton Rayne takes hold.
72%Suzerain: A Stark, Realistic Depiction of a Young Democracy – PC Review
Through its flexible choices and paths, Suzerain avoids the binaries that many choice-based games fall into, and it allows for the stark and realistic depiction of a young democracy. It provides players with a bevy of choices on whether to further corrupt the office, take the country in a new direction, or even just get reelected. Punctuated with an excellent soundtrack, Suzerain offers an amazing experience for players to play through with a 10-hour campaign and tons of replayability.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Suzerain is a casual role playing game with drama and historical themes.
Suzerain is available on Nintendo Switch, iPhone, Windows, Xbox Series X|S and others.
The main story can be completed in around 10 hours, while the entire game is estimated to take about 27 hours to finish. On average players spend around 23 hours playing Suzerain.
Suzerain was released on December 4, 2020.
Suzerain was developed by Torpor Games.
Suzerain has received mostly positive reviews from players and mostly positive reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its grinding.
Suzerain is a single player game.
Similar games include Yes, Your Grace, The Pale Beyond, The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante, Citizen Sleeper, Sacred Fire and others.





