Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall

Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall is a narrative kingdom management game by Brave At Night. As the king of Davern, you receive people with their requests, allocate scarce resources and make decisions on laws, alliances and your family.

The sequel to Yes, Your Grace combines decisions on the throne with a connected story. Slavic-inspired legends and an approaching winter add pressure on your realm.

Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall was released on May 8, 2025 for PC. Versions for iOS and Android followed in October 2026. The Nintendo Switch version was released on Oct 22, 2026.

The game continues the story of the first part from 2020 and expands kingdom management with additional political and family decisions.

Snowfall is available for PC, Nintendo Switch, iOS and Android. PC includes Windows and supported Macs with Apple silicon processors. The Switch version also runs on Nintendo Switch 2 via compatibility.

Brave At Night has also announced versions for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. A standalone Switch 2 edition, on the other hand, is not part of the released offering.

Every week, new petitioners arrive in the throne room. You decide who you help, which requests take a back seat and which promises your kingdom can actually keep. These decisions affect resources, relationships and the course of history.

Besides the court, you must keep Davern stable. Taxes, laws, allies and the work of your agents determine which options will be open later.

On Windows 10 or 11, Snowfall requires at least 8 GB RAM, an Intel Core i5-2300 or Ryzen 3 1200, a GeForce GTX 1060 or Radeon RX 580, and around 3 GB of free storage. For the recommended configuration, Steam lists 16 GB RAM and a more powerful graphics card.

The Mac version requires an Apple silicon processor. Intel Macs are not supported. The minimum requirements call for an M2 chip and 12 GB of RAM.

After the events of Yes, Your Grace, King Eryk must win back his realm's trust while protecting his family. The threat of a harsh winter and political conflicts make even small everyday decisions significant.

Recurring characters meet new residents and opponents. The story focuses on personal relationships and the long-term consequences of rule rather than open battles as the central game mechanic.

Merchants, villagers, nobles and other people with very different wishes wait in the throne room. Some need help, others try to gain advantages from the king's power.

The order of petitioners is partly variable. The game contains over 200 court requests that do not appear in the same sequence in every playthrough. You have to set priorities rather than being able to fulfill every wish.

You manage resources that are only available in limited supply. Gold from the treasury, supplies and your agents' working time must be divided between urgent problems and longer-term tasks.

Whoever immediately helps a petitioner may lose important resources elsewhere. Recurring needs in the realm make administration a lasting part of the story.

As king, you can levy taxes and pass new laws. Such moves change how people and groups in the realm behave toward your rule.

Political decisions often sit between short-term relief and longer-term consequences for Davern. The success of a measure does not depend solely on how much gold it brings in.

You hire agents with their own skills and send them on missions. They can help with disputes, investigations or other problems that cannot be solved from the throne alone.

The helpers have their own personalities and relationships. Their loyalty and their stories affect who you choose for upcoming tasks.

King Eryk's family is an essential part of the story. You guide the children as they grow up and must make decisions that affect not only the realm but also family life.

Political obligations and personal needs regularly clash. This is not a freely controllable life simulation, but decisions firmly woven into the story.

The game world combines medieval rule with motifs from Slavic folklore. Old stories, unusual characters and superstition come up in the concerns of the people.

Snow and winter shape the atmosphere as much as the kingdom's conflicts. That is why Davern feels different from a purely historical strategy game.

Snowfall combines elaborately animated pixel art with spatially striking locations. The throne room, characters and surroundings therefore appear noticeably more lively than in the first part.

The presentation focuses on dialogue, facial expressions, movement and the effects of your decisions. Classic action battles are not the focus.

On iOS and Android you can try the beginning for free. A one-time in-app purchase unlocks the full game. According to the store descriptions, the mobile versions are ad-free.

For the mobile version, Noodlecake acts as publisher. The gameplay with petitioners, decisions and family history remains intact.

Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall is a single-player game. Decisions, court management and family history are designed for one person. A co-op or PvP mode is not part of the game.

German on-screen text is available on Steam and Nintendo Switch. Other text languages include English, French, Polish, Russian, Spanish and Simplified Chinese.