
Buy votes, make free trade agreements, manipulate the IMF, extract wealth, ruin everything. The map is upside-down.
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A very cool example of how to use game mechanics to make narrative points.
有点策略桌游的感觉 tutorial做的很详细了 上手之后很容易击败电脑(可以选的策略太少) 问题是这个游戏最大的乐趣是几个玩家之间的勾心斗角(游戏内可以私聊) 然后再看一下在线游戏人数 只能喜+1了
Its one of those upside-down games, appreciate the excersize but standing on my head upside down to play is not as much fun as it used to be.
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Жёсткая игра Почему-то зависла на 12 ходе, не могли дальше походить, но доставило. 10/10 Советую играть в онлайне от 4человек
世界経済を操る政治ゲー(英語のみ) というと壮大に聞こえますが、ゲームプレイは比較的簡単でプレイ画面も世界地図のみ 各国の経済利益を他プレイヤーと配分し、最終的にもっとも稼いだプレイヤーが勝ちです シングルプレイヤーモードではロックフェラーやカーネギーなど名だたるAI相手に勝って世界を支配した気分になれます おそらく金で票や議決権が買えることを風刺している部分もあるかと しかしAIが弱くすぐ勝ち方が分かり飽きます オンラインマルチでやるべきでしょうが、全く他プレイヤーが見つかりません もっとAIと環境や運や他の要素を作りこめば良ゲーになったかも なおNeocolonialism(新植民地主義)とゲームプレイとの関係はあまり見られませんでした IMFのターンで適当な国の自由貿易を破棄させたり工場をダウングレードさせたりできるくらい
Excellent strategy game. Plays similarly to Risk, with 21st-century financial manipulation instead of the armies of the past. Awesome to play with friends; the AI is not bad either, but I would recommend playing the game with friends for the most fun. Strategic play, and although simplified, realistic economics concerning the development of core and periphery nations and the flow of capital. Music is excellent and sets a great tone. Only downside is plain visuals, but that's not what you're playing a strategy game like this for. 9/10, highly recommend.
I was initially interested in the concept for this game, but nothing has managed to pull me in. The dull and limited interface + music + interactions are enough to actually make buying the world boring. There just doesn't seem to be that much to do. Compared against a game like Monopoly, which may have been the first game to offer the experience of unfettered capitalism (it's at least the most popular), Neocolonialism feels worse then incomplete.
Even in the lowest resolution that game wouldn't adjust to my Macbook screen.
To be honest, you generally play this brilliant game only a few times before it becomes repetitive but it's well worth the price and even triple :) I teach economic history in college and use this game regularly. In fact I'm just reinstalling it at home right now to use in my remote Coronavirus session tonight!
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