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Long Live the Queen
By Hanako Games, released 1 Jan 2012
- Microsoft Windows
- Linux
- macOS
- Xbox Series X and Series S
- government simulation game
- fantasy video game
- LGBT-themed video game
What it is
Long Live the Queen is a fantasy raising and government simulation game from Hanako Games. You play a fourteen-year-old princess who inherits the throne after her mother dies. Her claim does not settle the succession: nobles want power, neighboring states may exploit weakness, and magical dangers threaten her reign. The central challenge is to survive long enough to reach the coronation while navigating those competing risks. The game is also described as an RPG, strategy and indie title, with yuri and LGBT-themed genres. It is single-player and includes Steam Achievements, full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing. Listed platforms include Windows, macOS, Linux and Xbox Series X|S; the Steam listing specifies Windows, macOS and Linux. Hanako Games is both developer and publisher. The supplied release information gives 2012 as the year and Nov 8, 2013 as the release date.
What players like, and what they don't
- Single-player with full controller support
- Includes Steam Cloud and Family Sharing
- Available on Windows, macOS and Linux
- Combines fantasy, strategy and simulation genres
- The throne is contested by nobles and neighbors
- Magical dangers threaten the young queen
Who it suits
It suits players interested in fantasy court politics, raising sims and a survival-focused succession story. Its single-player format and controller support may also suit players who prefer playing alone with a controller.
Long Live the Queen centers on keeping a young heir alive amid political and magical threats. Its mix of raising simulation, fantasy and strategy may appeal to players who want a solo court-survival story.
