This is a beautifully-complex, grand strategy game with inspirations from real history that allows you to live each day, month, and year as a Feudal monarch creating your own version of history.
The complexity is largely embedded in the user-interface, it can feel busy at times with three pages open and paragraphs of text, hundreds of suitors, which was overwhelming the first few times I tried to play. But in taking my time running the tutorial a couple times, I've found so much joy and fascination in developing my dynasty or expanding my domain with strategic marriages. Plagues can be rough, I try to save often because this game is not forgiving, but a part of the fun is to test the game's limits as well as your own.
Be careful, once I figured out what I was doing I couldn't stop.

Love the art, music, & voices in this cerebral noire adventure

A deeply complex and devisive collaborative horror experience. It has a significant learning curve but so much replayability with all the maps, survivors, killers, perks, and items.