Sorry, My King — is a 1-bit roguelike with turn-based movement, card battles, and a tight timer, where you explore procedural locations, fight using a guessing system, and collect gold to pay off a debt within a limited time. The entire structure is based on pressure: every action takes seconds, meaning you have to constantly choose between risk, reward, and speed. Time devours decisions You can't just wander around here, checking everything out. A wrong step means you've wasted time. Entering a shop without a plan means you've wasted even more. Even simple curiosity can be worth the effort, because the counter never stops. Because of this, you have to plan your route in advance, thinking not only about what's profitable but also about whether it's worth the time spent on it. Combat looks simple, but quickly reveals its teeth. You need to guess, calculate, and take enemy behavior into account, because mistakes accumulate. At some point, you start to read your opponents and find a rhythm, but the game still throws up situations where you have to take risks. This keeps the tension high until the very end of the run. Features of the game 7-day limit with a hard deadline. A dark plot with hidden meanings. Minimalistic 1-bit style. Several possible outcomes of the story.