The Ill-Made Saintess: Orléans 1429-immersive medieval strategy game

Example

The game starts with Joan waking up in the French Supply Corps camp near Blois, preparing for the resupply of Orléans. The player can interact with soldiers, explore the camp, and decide how to address the commanders' skepticism towards Joan’s abilities.

Scenario

The player, as Joan, must decide whether to listen to the captains' cautious strategy or press for a direct confrontation with the English forces besieging Orléans. Depending on the player's actions, Joan's leadership could be respected or further questioned.

Example

In one scenario, players lead an attack on the English-held fortifications of Les Tourelles. Joan takes a crossbow bolt to the shoulder, and players must manage her injury while maintaining morale and pushing the attack.

Scenario

Players will have to balance Joan's physical condition, the morale of her troops, and the tactical situation on the battlefield. Each decision can affect the outcome of the siege, potentially leading to the English retreat or a bloody stalemate.

Example

Players must navigate the fractured political environment of the Dauphin's court. Richemont's rebellion and the greed of La Tremoille are just two of the factions Joan encounters.

Scenario

Joan must convince powerful nobles like Jean de Dunois and the council of the Dauphin to follow her unconventional strategy of marching to Reims for the coronation. Failure to persuade them could mean political isolation or delayed military campaigns.