Dearest mortals,

We just got back from the Games for Change Awards, and we couldn't be more delighted to share that not only did we take home the award for Best in Health and Wellness, our dear friends at Torpor Games also took home the Best in Civics award! Here in Berlin, we're lucky enough to make games that challenge, which is why we want to direct you to another game where you'll learn more about the world around you.

Now that youve figured yourself out in Vampire Therapist, solving geopolitical issues should be as easy as blood pie! Thankfully our friends at fellow Berlin studio Torpor Games have got just the sort of in-depth, clever sort of game youre into! After all, aren't politicians just people in severe psychological distress?

If youve ever craved a story full of complex characters and tough choices where every decision truly matters, Suzerain is definitely the game to test your moral compass. In the original campaign, you step into the shoes of President Anton Rayne, navigating the stormy waters of Sordlands fragile democracy: think Cold War tensions, economic disaster, and the exact sprinkle of good ol corruption, enough to turn your cabinet meetings into passive-aggressive showdowns.

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With the award-winning Suzerain: Kingdom of Rizia, their first DLC, Torpor Games raises the stakes (not the wooden ones). This time you rule as King Romus Toras, newly crowned leader of the Kingdom of Rizia, who must maintain power amidst anti-monarchist uprising and court gossip. So if you need a break from the therapists couch, why not take a detour into the presidential office or the throne room? Just... dont expect inner peace there either.

Oh, did we mention all our games are on sale right now? Buy a friend a copy and spark some interesting conversations!

Until next time, children of the night!

Rest in peace,

The Little Bat Games Team