
Can you face the challenges of the Oval Office? Find out in Mr. President, a sandbox simulation of the U.S. presidency. Pursue your legislative agenda. Compete with rivals Russia and China. Deal with crises from 9/11 to COVID-19; and direct the U.S. military against terror groups and rogue states.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 1/day in the week to Aug 19 → 0.43/day in the week after.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.71/day in the week to Aug 1 → 3.14/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
Experience the complexities and challenges of modern American leadership in this faithful digital adaptation of GMT Games’ acclaimed board game Mr. President: The American Presidency 2000-2020. Step into the Oval Office during two decades that transformed America and the world.
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Select your Cabinet and guide your administration through pivotal moments in recent history - as well as those that didn’t happen, but could have. What if the global financial crisis had happened earlier - or been even worse? What if violence in Central or South America escalated to create a cartel-dominated rogue state? What if outsourcing and automation, or an oil price spike, drove a domestic political crisis? Make the crucial decisions that will define - or tarnish - your presidential legacy.
Play any of the five historical scenarios as DLCs - one for each of the presidential terms from 2000 to 2020 - and see if you can do better than your historical counterpart. Can you pass Social Security reform in the early 2000s? Protect the world from a nuclear Iran or North Korea? Hammer out lasting immigration reforms? Or play the sandbox scenario, which represents the general trends of these two decades. In addition to dealing with diplomatic and domestic crises, you’ll nominate Supreme Court justices and shepherd their confirmation hearings; manage scandals; run your re-election campaign; work with Congress to pass your legislative agenda; and build a capable and effective Cabinet.
The digital version maintains everything that made the original board game compelling:
Over 150 different Crisis events, both historical and counterfactual
Specific action lists and agendas for America’s key allies and adversaries - no recycled gameplay that makes Israel and Canada seem the same except for the flag
Choose from a large menu of action choices at every turn - and agonize how to spend your limited action budget
Prioritize America’s strategic capabilities, from cyber warfare to space to intelligence gathering, always with an eye to America’s peer rivals Russia and China
But now you can focus purely on strategy, while the game handles all the administrative tasks that slowed down tabletop play.
Every table and action list you need is a mouse click away
Seamless board view that lets you slide effortlessly between the big picture and the crisis of the moment
Scenario setup in seconds
Whether you're a fan of the original board game or new to presidential politics, this digital adaptation offers the perfect blend of accessibility and depth. Make the hard choices. Shape history. Experience the presidency.
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Very interesting game. As an old board and PC gamer, I highly recommend the game to others like me.
Faithful reproduction of the board game. And it is NOT by any means an easy game. Yes, your fate can be decided by one bad dice-roll. I had a few successful playthroughs so far, but then again i am familiar with the board game.
The post-Early Access version of the game still contains several frustrating bugs that massively increase the difficulty of the game. You can find reports of some of these bugs from several months back on the forums, and they still have not been fixed. In addition, there seem to be reports of dozens of bugs where simple die roll modifiers are just not taken into account by the game code. Do not buy in its current state - a lot more polish is still needed to make this playable.
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Languages: English
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I expected to run the United States government, not rolling a dice!
This is the digital adaptation of a solitaire board game. And it suits really well into screen. It is a very good game, where you are expected to use your limited resources carefully to counter randomly generated political crises (or opportunities) and generate your own narrative while playing a solitaire 'boardgame' on screen. Provided that you know what you will get, you will love it. For the unaccustomed eye, the game might look like "you do nothing but press spacebar" kind of game. It definitely is not. The game has no fancy graphics or else. There is a big desk with many charts and this is basically it. Each of these charts represent a specific aspect of us national politics and world politics. They track many different things such as regional tension, ongoing civil wars, bipartisan collaboration among US legislation, your media popularity, general condition of us economy and many more. So when you launch the game, it looks intimidating. Yet, you do not really need to read boardgame rules, a manual or else. Just do what I did: launch the game and then read every text the game throws at you. It will take 20 minutes at max to understand 85% of it. Especially if you have basic knowledge of the workings of US political system and major political issues in world politics, everything will make much more sense. mechanics are quite simple actually. the game follows a strict structure of phases which is written in a box the gameboard. So, it is easy to follow. But in the end, it really feels like an authentic, sim-like experience of being in the office. And the intimidating table of many charts and tables, is just because there are many many thing to keep track of. But the game does this for you. So, no need to think of any mechanic to determine them. You just need to look different tracks, see where do they stand and before using your actions, be sure to pinpoint the most pressing problems on the board to deal with. I am in my second year in the second try. This is a game of survival really, no need to try to save the world. Just make sure that apocalypse will not come during your time in the office. I really liked the game. everyone should give it a try, especially if you are into politics and diplomacy stuff.
The concept is great but its just so punishing that I am struggling to enjoy it. Feels like 1 step forward and 10 backwards. Maybe its just me but it feel like some sense of how can you can even survive the first turn would help
Great way to learn the boardgame, but using an AI Gavin Newsome or Joe Biden in your graphics is not too smart. Love the game ..
This is a faithful digital version of the boardgame. I have played the boardgame but the size and complexity of it makes it fairly hard to play over multiple sessions. It takes up a lot of space. I am very happy that the digital version has eliminated the size issue and makes it easy to scan around the board during turns. The explanations of the myriad of choices that needs to be made are fairly good. I very much recommend the game to anyone who has played and liked the boardgame and anyone who likes relatively complex box board games. It is not an action game, war game, or one that utilizes an AI to make decisions. It uses what the board game uses - choices and die rolls to simulate the probabilities of success or failure. It in no way simulates, or in any real way could accurately simulate the real life workings of any government. It is a game, and a tough one at that. I hope that sales are sufficient that allow the developers to continue working on the game. The biggest downside of boxed boardgames is the ability to make changes after they are printed. Digital doesn't have that issue.
Its a fun adaptation. Get it if you enjoy a singleplayer boardgame. Its an amusing take on a serious topic
Just sit there watching the game play itself. Not sure how a player is needed. Dont bothert
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