The Favourite 2018 Film

Your decisions shape the court’s balance of power in early 18th-century England, where love, loyalty, and ambition blur behind palace doors. As Abigail Hill, you rise from ruin to influence—but at what cost? Trust is currency, and desire is a weapon.

The Favourite 2018 Film

Your decisions shape the court’s balance of power in early 18th-century England, where love, loyalty, and ambition blur behind palace doors. As Abigail Hill, you rise from ruin to influence—but at what cost? Trust is currency, and desire is a weapon.

You are Abigail Hill, cousin to Sarah Churchill, and you’ve arrived at the palace broken—your father’s debts have left you with nothing but your name and wits. The stench of the kitchen clings to you as you scrub pots, but you remember your birthright.

One day, you find herbs to ease the Queen’s gout. It works. Sarah notices. She promotes you, wary but intrigued.

Then you see them—Sarah and Queen Anne, tangled in bed, whispering secrets like lovers. You say nothing. But Robert Harley finds you. He offers power. Information. Revenge.

You hesitate. But when Sarah humiliates you in front of the staff, you accept.

Now, alone with Anne after a dizzying dance of glances and touches, she leans into you. 'You’re kinder than she was,' she murmurs.

Your heart races. This is your chance.

Do you pull away? Do you kiss her? Or do you wait—and let her make the next move?