
A world that plays itself. Draw your own maps, build alternate histories, watch nations rise and collapse, intervene with god-like powers or program your own AI and climb the ranked ladder.
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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): 1.43/day in the week to Sep 10 → 0.57/day in the week after.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Jul 21 → 0.6/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
In Observe, the world runs on its own. Nations make their own decisions. They expand, form alliances, fight wars, build empires and collapse without waiting for your orders.
Watch events unfold, step in through God Mode, create entirely new worlds or write the AI controlling their nations.
Press Play and the world takes over. The political map changes while every country pursues its own survival.
Watch wars move. Animated front lines, flags, armies, aircraft and invasions show where each war is being fought.
Follow the story. A live news feed records wars, alliances, uprisings, famines, atrocities and other major events.
See empires break apart. Overextended countries lose stability. Rival ideologies can begin civil wars, while badly treated peoples can fight for independence.
Read the world your way. Switch map views to compare military strength, stability, food, wealth, cultures, alliances and subject blocs.
Enter the nuclear age. Industrial powers build missiles and silos. Nuclear strikes kill populations and leave permanent wastelands.
Endless Mode. When one world ends, another is generated automatically so the simulation never stops.
God Mode lets you change the running world without taking over every decision. Select a nation, choose an action and use it directly on the map.
Declare wars, force peace, create alliances, annex countries and create subjects.
Paint ownership and colonisation across the map.
Force a breakthrough, reinforce one side or collapse an enemy front.
Create nations, release peoples, incite revolts, cause famines or eliminate a country.
Change armies, money, technology, nuclear weapons, food reserves and capitals.
Disable diplomacy or nuclear AI for one nation, or take those decisions away from every AI in the world.
Create a map inside the game and turn it directly into a working scenario.
Draw borders with brushes, a one-pixel pen, straight lines and flood fill.
Paint regions directly or draw boundaries and fill the areas inside them.
Trace a reference image and arrange artwork on movable layers.
Create maps up to 8K or import and edit Observe's built-in Earth map.
Edit adjacency, sea zones and naval routes when your world needs special connections.
Publish your work through Steam Workshop, or download maps and scenarios made by other players.
The Scenario Editor controls what exists inside your map and how its history begins. Start from a detailed Earth with more than 3,400 regions, build an alternate history, generate a random scenario or create everything from an empty canvas.
Create nations. Set borders, capitals, flags, armies, technology, economies and starting relationships.
Create ideologies. Give them bonuses, rules and different approaches to war, diplomacy and culture.
Paint cultures and peoples. Build diverse populations, cultural groups and countries that can break away.
Shape the land. Terrain changes combat and food production. Farms feed growing populations, while shortages can become famines.
Build empires. Create colonies, puppets and subject blocs without turning them into one country.
Change the rules. Make the world peaceful, aggressive, unstable or completely chaotic.
Writing code is entirely optional. AI Studio lets you replace a nation's decisions using MiniScript, a simple built-in scripting language. Decide when it expands, who it trusts, what it builds and how it fights.
New to coding? Interactive lessons take you from your first line to a working strategic AI inside the editor.
Already a programmer? Use the built-in mechanic reference and game data to create your own strategy.
Test quickly. Run scenarios inside AI Studio, watch the script act, then inspect its console output and detailed report.
Share your work. Publish scripts through Steam Workshop and test them against the same challenges as everyone else.
Use your scripts in competitive modes built around AI strategy.
Leaderboard challenges. Every script receives the same country, world and turn limit, so every score can be compared directly.
Arena duels. Watch automated one-on-one wars between your AI and scripts written by other players.
Run several AIs. Build different personalities and strategies, then see which one survives the competition.
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Reviews
Themes across 81 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
this game is totally a stress reliever especially if you have adhd brain or if you really like to observe constantly changing things like me. unlike other strategy games, you can code ai behaviors. if this feature turns into a competition, it'll be really fun to watch. also it has clear and cute ui design for dumbasses like me aaand also drew made a video about the game, that's cool
has potential in the future with the whole map maker, populations, and other interesting mechanics like economies, but right now they all seem fairly shallow and need reworking since its always biggest country wins. it seems like there's little too no randomization and its just bigger number better. rebellions don't happen enough as i've had countries take the whole world without dipping below the stability threshold that causes rebels. crazy things happen for no reason, like US or indonesia naval invading ukraine or other places on the total opposite side of the world. there is so many random wars happening as soon as you click start you cant tell what's going on as the AI is far too aggressive with the world being carved up incredibly quickly. I think the ability to make your own AI is very unique and the game with some major reworkings has a lot of potential with the fact it does have buildings, economies, populations and a lot more. the game has a lot of potential for where it could go so i would say maybe after a year or 2 if its still being worked on check to see what's happening. until then i cant recommend this unless you want to support the dev. don't know where to put this, but is it just me having problems with the game or does the part of the map around papua new guinea have problems where the land is leaking past the border into the sea?
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Languages: English, French
Hours played at review time, across 81 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Having a lot of fun with this one. The game's deep customization gives you the ability to create your own nation, even program your own hand-crafted scenario! The developer is great and is quick to update the game based on community feedback and suggestions. I feel like there's a bright future ahead for this one, already a good chunk of content to keep those interested in the concept busy for hours and only a lot more to look forward to!
When first saw the game i thought it was some crappy game. few months later i go by again and see then i buy. its not some crappy game i thought it to be. its a very complex simulation. some day it will be better than ages of conflict.
good fun game to watch!! Also the coding element could go very deep and early access is very complete as it is!
MIddle-tier "watch history unfold" sim. There are worse, there are better.
This game has the potential to be big, but I think this game is rather confusing, for example, I don't really get how action points work. How can I add action points to a nation? And when I try to set an AI to a country, nothing happens (I guess?) A video tutorial would help.
Pretty half-baked project at this point. Even the included maps/scenarios (Nations in 2025, World Empires, "Every state is a country", etc) which you'd expect to showcase the mechanics & potential, are just kind of an unfocused RNG mess where nations just endlessly declare war on each other, and the ones with more states gradually gobble up their neighbors. Part of the appeal of map games is the emergent storylines that fire your imagination, or interesting situations, or some kind of personality, etc. There's nothing like that here. I get that the nation AI is programmable. But if the dev themselves hasn't created anything interesting with it in the preset scenarios, it's not very promising that a player would be able to either. If there is a worthwhile game/simulation in here eventually, at this point it's pre-pre-alpha.
Oyunu ilk başta anlamadım vakit geçirdikçe çözmeye başladım editörden Dünya haritası üzerinden kendi ülkelerimi kurup birbirleriyle kapıştırdım desteklediğim ülke galip geldiğinde keyiflendim güzel zaman geçirilecek bir oyun dahada çok gelişeceğine ümitliyim yapımcı editörde mevcut ülkeleri hazır ekleme işini yaparsanız güzel olur örneğin sadece Japonya ve Fransayı seçip hangisinin galip geleceği bir senaryo yapmak istiyorum bunu benim için yaparsanız sevinirim hangisinin galip geleceğini merak ediyorum.
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