Slowmarch

Your story

Characters who remember what you did

An episode does not end with a score that nobody mentions again. What you did and who trusts you go with you into the next episode, and the people you meet there know it.

Trust that carries over

Every character has a level of trust in you, from Captain Muiron to General Dugommier. Junot’s trust at the end of Toulon is where it starts in Paris, two years later. Treat him well and he greets you as a friend; ignore him and he keeps his distance.

Concrete memories

The characters remember specific moments. Junot brings up the cannonball that covered your letter with earth, the white flag you made him carry to Admiral Hood, or the report you had his name put in. Barras knows that Saliceti called you ambitious. Joseph’s letter mentions the pay you sent your mother. Your old wound aches in the evening damp.

A life, not a level

Slowmarch tells whole lives in episodes. Because the story remembers, your Napoleon becomes yours: more loyal, more ruthless or more cautious than the real one, with the consequences that come with it.

A screen from Slowmarch: Characters who remember
“Do you remember the cannonball that covered your letter with earth? Tonight I have brought my own sand.”Junot · Episode II: 13 Vendémiaire

Questions

About characters who remember

Do I have to play the episodes in order?

Yes. Each episode opens after the previous one, so what you did can carry over.

What carries over?

Who trusts you, whether you followed history, and specific memories of choices you made.

Can I replay an episode?

Yes. The next episode then remembers your latest ending.

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