It's a Small RomanTick World is marking its 1st Anniversary with a bang, introducing the new Chapter Ayutthaya Dynasty and expanding the Sweet Collection episodes. Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant world of 15th-century Southeast Asia.
What Does Ayutthaya Dynasty Bring to It's a Small RomanTick World?
The Ayutthaya Dynasty chapter introduces a rich historical setting and a plethora of new choices that will shape your journey. You'll find yourself in Ayutthaya, a bustling trade hub at the height of its power. Yet, beneath the surface of wealth and splendor lies a complex web of political intrigue, merchant rivalries, and noble ambitions.
In this chapter, the protagonist encounters Daorung, a young noble torn between the burdens of his heritage and the allure of freedom. This new storyline includes 30 main story episodes and an additional 10 after-story episodes centered around Daorung's narrative.
Watch the trailer to get a glimpse of what awaits:
And There's a Lot More Beyond the Main Story
The Sweet Collection is expanding with new episodes featuring characters like Melnes, Elias, Youngsi, Fernan, and Daorung. Alongside this, the world map has been updated to include new locations such as the bustling City of Ayutthaya, Daorung's mansion, the grand Palace Hallway of Memphis, and the Castle Kitchens of Aquitaine.
The latest gacha additions bring new stories linked to various outfits. Daorung is showcased in a regal Royal Noble Outfit, a traditional Thai look, and more. Fernan also appears with an alternate version set in the Ayutthaya Dynasty.
The update also introduces a new set of Ayutthaya-inspired interior decorations, ranging from wallpapers and flooring to kitchen and bedroom designs. Even the protagonist gets two new outfits that reflect the historical theme of the chapter.
Dive into the new Ayutthaya Dynasty chapter by grabbing It's a Small RomanTick World from the Google Play Store.
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