Balanced Politics Simulator

Decent politics simulator where you chose to let bills being voted in order to satisfy either the left or the right (let's separation of power out of the picture ;)). Worth a look for all political interested people. Good way to find out a balanced point of view in the world of politics. In order to better understand why decisions are being taken. Check out my let's play: https://youtu.be/9y0mX---waM Cons: - experienced some crashes - only two political sides, especially liberal or green views are not being well represented Worth a look.

Let down by this game, it isn't a simulator all it consists of is a series of questions you need to answer, the game is over quickly and isn't at all engaging. Not worth the money

HORRIBLE GAME DO NOT BUY!!! i would get a refund if i could. All you do is veto or pass bills. no ability to do anything else. literally nothing else. and if the game thinks you are anything but a middle of the road cuck, you fail. That is it. Not a game. ... just a waste of time.

While not a bad idea, the game is way too short. It takes about 15 minutes to complete and your choices don't matter apart from balancing the numbers. Not even close to be worth the price. If anything this game should have been a free browser game.

Look, it has a great idea, but the implementation sucks. I don't like the fact that you instantly get kicked out of office if one the groups does not like you. That is not how politics works. Each party should have a number of seats and if over 50% of parliament dislike you for a couple of turns then you should get outed. There should also be difficulty settings and more options.

Very few interactions, which are rather boring routines. It's the same things - to approve or not to approve the law proposal and to choose one of the two options for Social Networking like Twitter. Unable to react to news reports (none options for made decision / choose). :-( The Democracy 3 is much more better.

Shallow, expensive flash game. Might improve as time goes.

The game is good but very lacking. Basically, you answer different political questions. Sometimes right and sometimes left. Trying to balance the parties, the economy and national security. In the end I had hoped to see something like a breakdown of what my different choices did for the country at the end of my term. Unfortunately that does not happen. Something like: The economy grew X %, the poverty rate dropped or rose X %, the percentage of religious people grew or shrunk X %, etc. Adding more details like that would help transform this game from a clicker to an actual political simulation game. For now it's ok to spend 20 minutes on but it's not an actual political simulator yet. The various Democracy games are basically the fleshed out version of this game minus the twitter questions.

I liked the issues it had you vote on, however the game is based on the assumption that you want to pass you agenda to make the country better only if you can be re-elected. It's a bad assumption. Theoretically you might be passing laws or removing laws that one party may think is bad then you see the results and have a better opinion of it. This happens as it did with me and Trump. I thought President Trump was a lying POS of a human being, and when he took office my opinion of him wasn't changing however 3 years in office he had done a lot of good and now I'd happily vote for him. He did several things that I thought would be bad for the country like the tariff war, however that turned out pretty great. So this sort of thing does happen. Therefor a game like this I can't enjoy because the only consequences it lets you see is being forced out of office.