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A Day in the Palace

Travel to Poland in 1772, experience life as a servant, and solve a mystery at court!

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May 2, 2024
2 years and 92 days ago
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About the Game

Experience a historical Polish palace

A Day in the Palace is a historical visual novel where the player's choices drive the story. You play as Peter and Marysia, newly arrived siblings at the palace in Lidzbark Warminski in 1772. Here you must learn to navigate the court, perform servant duties, and finally solve a mystery regarding a missing silver spoon. Talk to the servants of the palace to get hints that let you catch the culprit. The game's backdrop and story are based on historical sources.

Choose your game mode

There are two different modes of play. The novel mode is a longer visual novel combined with interactive minigames. The minigames include polishing pewter, lighting a fireplace with flint and steel, and making hot chocolate in 1700s fashion. The minigame mode features a shorter story with more emphasis on the minigames and is suitable for a younger audience.

Can you solve the mystery?