Rock Paper Shotgun has published a hands-on preview of Sovereign Tower, a turn-based "Round Table management RPG" from Wild Wits Games, offering a broadly positive but qualified verdict after several hours of play. The reviewer praises the game's charm, humour and Celtic-inspired setting, but flags a central concern: its time-rewinding mechanic, while initially delightful, risks becoming repetitive over a longer playthrough.

As Sovereign of a downfallen fantasy kingdom, players recruit knights with distinct personalities to send on quests while managing gold and reputation with factions of scholars, merchants, peasants and nobles. A demon relic lets the player rewind the seasons while retaining characters' knowledge and stats, a power the reviewer initially avoided but was forced into after mismanaging a duel with a "Dragon Knight". The preview highlights standout characters such as Ursula, a spider-wine-brewing knight pursued in a courtship subplot, alongside Gwendan and Angelica, and notes the game's Brittany-like map and witty dialogue, even as repeated rewinds begin to dull the novelty after three to four hours.