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The great emperor's untimely death... Seven princesses are candidates for his succession! Who will save the empire from chaos? An online deck-growing card game where you grow your deck and fight for the Princes

Steam ↗Windows
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About HEART of CROWN Online

HEART of CROWN Online is a four‑player, turn‑based deck‑building card game set after a long war, where seven princesses compete for the empire’s throne. Players earn money from estates, buy lands and action cards, and aim to reach a succession score of 20 points to claim the crown.

The title offers online cross‑play with ranked and free matches, plus a solo Scenario Mode for campaign‑style play. It runs on Windows and includes family‑sharing support, allowing multiple users on the same device to enjoy the game.

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Victory Conditions

Each player works toward a succession score of 20 points, earned by recruiting influential figures such as senators and dukes and by advancing personal estates.

When a player’s score reaches the threshold, they are crowned the new ruler and the match ends, making the first to hit 20 points the winner.

  • Track your succession score each turn to know how close you are to victory.
  • Focus on actions that grant influence points early to accelerate scoring.

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Deck‑Building Mechanics

Players use money earned from estates to purchase new lands and various action cards, expanding the cards available for each turn.

The deck evolves as the game progresses, letting players adjust strategy based on the cards they acquire and the current board state.

  • Buy a mix of income‑generating and influence cards to keep options open.
  • Observe opponents’ purchases to anticipate their upcoming moves.
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Recruiting a Princess

When enough resources are gathered, a player may recruit a Princess, each providing a powerful effect that can shift the match.

The description notes that “the early bird gets the worm,” indicating that recruiting a Princess earlier can give a strategic advantage.

  • Recruit a Princess as soon as you can afford one to maximize its impact.
  • Compare each Princess’s effect before spending resources.

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Online Play Modes

The game supports online cross‑play with ranked matches for competitive ladders and free matches for casual play, each involving three opponents.

A dedicated Scenario Mode provides solo campaigns for players who prefer a single‑player experience.

  • Start with free matches to learn card interactions before entering ranked play.
  • Use Scenario Mode to test strategies without opponent pressure.

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Platform Availability

HEART of CROWN Online is released for Windows computers; no macOS or Linux versions are listed.

Family Sharing is included as a feature, allowing multiple accounts on the same device to access the game.

  • Verify your Windows system meets the game’s requirements before installing.
  • Enable Family Sharing to let relatives play without separate purchases.

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    HEART of CROWN Online FAQ

    How many players can join a single match?

    Each match supports exactly four players, all competing simultaneously to reach the succession score.

    Can I play the game without an internet connection?

    Yes, the Scenario Mode offers a solo campaign that does not require online connectivity.

    What determines which Princess I should recruit?

    Each Princess provides a unique powerful effect; choose the one whose effect best matches your current deck and strategy.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-22. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.