The story unfolds in medieval England, precisely in the year 1360, where secrets fester amidst stone castles. Gregory, an ostler hardened by years of labor and longing, is about to claim his prize in the form of Geraldine, whose allure is impossible to ignore. The path to their union is tangled with more than just vows; secrets and lust ripple beneath the medieval surface.

She moves like a flame, drawing attention from knights, monks, and nobles alike, each craving a piece of the forbidden fruit she represents. A monk, sworn to chastity yet consumed by forbidden lust, plots to shatter Gregory and Geraldine’s fragile happiness.

As Gregory, you’ll explore castles, dark stables, and royal chambers, facing challenges that blur the lines between devotion and temptation. With each step, you must balance your passion against the looming threats of jealousy, politics, and the unexpected dangers lurking within the monk’s veiled presence.

In this raw medieval tale, every choice could tip the scales - will you protect your fiery bride or succumb to the wicked schemes brewing in the shadows of England's castles.

Take command of Gregory’s fate in this intoxicating mix of royal drama, forbidden romance, and the haunting presence of a monk bent on destruction.

To claim victory in this game, you must force your opponent’s balls out of the playing area while fiercely guarding your own Players are challenged to make quick, sharp decisions on whether to strike aggressively or defend their marbles strategically This game demands rapid thinking and a tactical mindset, testing your ability to protect your marbles just long enough to repel your opponent’s strikes By using your balls wisely and carefully planning your moves, you can gain an edge and emerge victorious Every decision matters as you balance offense and defense, deciding when to push forward and when to hold your ground The tension builds as you inch closer to ousting your opponent’s balls, your heart pounding with every calculated move Perfect your timing, sharpen your instincts, and dive into a battle of wits that will keep you hooked Ready to claim your territory and knock the competition out? Step into the arena and prove your mastery over the marbles

There’s something about *Queen’s Secret Oath* that feels like sneaking backstage after the velvet curtain drops - still hot from the lights, still smelling of sweat and perfume. The story’s supposed to be about power and truth, but honestly, half the time I forgot what I was even doing because Selena’s voice acting kept making me lose focus. It’s not even that her lines are that good - sometimes she sounds like she’s reading a grocery list - but then she moans mid-sentence and, yeah, suddenly I’m paying attention again. The “truth-sensing” mechanic? Feels more like flirting with a lie detector that’s had too much wine. You press a button, someone trembles, a secret spills, and then the camera lingers *way* too long on skin that looks like it’s been polished with candlelight. I kept thinking, “why is her crown still on?” but then forgot the question because things got messy in the throne room, and I mean *messy.*

There’s this part where you’re supposed to interrogate a noblewoman, but the game just… lets the scene melt into something else. Like, one second she’s denying treason, next she’s on her knees, whispering that she’ll serve the new queen any way she’s told. It’s both ridiculous and kind of perfect. The pacing’s weird - like a feast where the dessert shows up before the soup - but I didn’t hate it. The music hums low, like it knows what’s happening but doesn’t want to interrupt. Sometimes the animations glitch and someone’s hand slides through a thigh like it’s air, and I actually laughed out loud. Then, two minutes later, it’s hot again. I can’t explain it. Maybe that’s the charm? Or maybe I was just too far gone to care.

Anyway, the whole “royal intrigue” thing? Barely matters. It’s really a slow undressing of control - Selena’s, yours, everyone’s. You think you’re playing a political fantasy, but it’s more like being seduced by a lie told in silk. I swear, this game doesn’t even try to be subtle. It just looks you straight in the eyes and says, “you want this,” and the worst part is, yeah, I did.