By Royal Request released on Steam on September 28, 2026 at $4.99, developed by Nacho Riquelme.
VERIFIED Source: Steam store page (appid 5167010), checked 2026-09-28
News · by-royal-request · 2026-09-28
By Royal Request: Cozy Handmade Supply-Post Game Out Now at $4.99
By Royal Request is out now at $4.99 - a cozy incremental where you carry every log and plank by hand to fill ten royal orders at a frontier supply post.
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There is no shared material pool: every log, bar and plank is a physical object lying where it was made, and purchases are two moves - ordering at the counter, then walking the materials over an armful at a time.
VERIFIED Source: Steam store page (appid 5167010), checked 2026-09-28
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is By Royal Request stressful?
No - the official description states no enemies, no combat, no fail states and no deadlines; one save, one continuous run.
How long does it take to finish?
The game runs on ten royal requests; the last letter is the ending.
Do you carry materials yourself?
Yes - every log and plank is a physical object, and you carry materials to the counter an armful at a time, with your satchel as the bottleneck.
How much is it?
$4.99 on Steam.
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What the game is
By Royal Request is a cozy fantasy incremental released September 28, 2026 at $4.99.
You hold the worst posting in the kingdom: an empty clearing two days from the castle, a cart and a map, and instructions to establish a supply post.
A courier rides in with a letter, and Odo - the toad who has held the post for eleven years and does not work - reads it out. Ten letters fill the game; the last one is the ending.
Everything is a real thing
There is no shared pot of materials: every log, bar and plank is a physical object lying where it was made.
Every purchase is two moves: order it at the counter, which costs nothing and only states what that counter is waiting for, then carry the materials over - your satchel is the bottleneck of the whole game.
Place buildings on any open ground before you can afford them, learn recipes at the tinker's stall, and hire hands at the tavern to work benches faster.
Cozy, and it means it
No enemies, no combat, no fail states, no deadlines: one camp, one save, one continuous run.
The developer's framing is explicit that this is an incremental game about work itself rather than optimization pressure (BOUNDED: official Steam description, checked 2026-09-28).
The castle stays on the horizon for the whole game - the only road back is the work.
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| Facts & sources | 2 verified fact(s), each with its source. | Re-check with the next data pull. |
| Update cadence | Baseline 2026-09-28. | Codes/news re-checked every 3–7 days, daily around events. |
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store.steampowered.com/app/5167010
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