Under the Kemet Sky

Cleopatra has been betrayed and thrown out of Egypt by her own brother, and now she's stuck crossing the desert with a handful of soldiers and nothing else. Getting her throne back means a night infiltration of Alexandria to win over Julius Caesar himself, and she's willing to use whatever leverage she has to do it.

The story follows her from exile to that alliance, with her position weakening and her choices narrowing the closer she gets to Caesar. Power here is transactional, and the game doesn't pretend otherwise.

Play moves through dialogue and decision points as Cleopatra bargains, submits, or manipulates her way back toward the throne, with outcomes branching enough that the road to Alexandria doesn't play out the same way twice.