
A card-based political roguelike about surviving in a parliament of literal monsters. Fight for votes, break rules, weather scandals and force through absurd laws to keep the top job in this democratic dystopia of truly monstrous proportions.
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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): 0.57/day in the week to Sep 5 → 0.43/day in the week after.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.57/day in the week to Jul 25 → 0.57/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 the Fractured Kingdom, politicians really are monsters.
Whether it's the Vampires ensuring that the population have the calorie content of their blood tattooed on their necks, or the Zombies implementing speed limits on walking - the nation suffers just the same.
It's time for CHANGE.
Because once YOU become Prime Monster, the nation will suffer in NEW and EXCITING ways!

In the parliament of the Fractured Kingdom, rational argument is not required! You can bully, blackmail, threaten and commit grievous bodily harm in order to win votes. And that's just on the members of your own party!

Release the Nosferatu Files? Decriminalise arson? Allow Same Hex Marriage? Finally - you're in charge and can enact your appalling policy agenda on a weary nation!

Whether it's doubling-down on your problematic past social media posts, accepting free samples from an arms dealer or tear-gassing your own housekeeper - you're the boss and you do things YOUR WAY.

30 reprehensible representatives from 15 political parties are ready and waiting to savage your ideas, policies and personal appearance!

Every card is a choice – you can either play it for the effect (how conventional!) or you can do as any good politician does and seek to exploit it for Political Capital, which allows you to deploy your powerful personal Tactics.

Are you a political bruiser, a slimy bastard or an irredeemable bungler? Play as all three of these classic political archetypes in the form of Chopper Badstone of Orcs-4-U, Viscount Sucksworth of Vampiric Victory or Rotilda De Cay of The Zombified People's Movement.


The public wants things you can't afford, your party wants things you can't achieve and opponents just want you dead. To hold on to power you'll have to somehow maintain your personal authority, political capital, poll rating and cash. Good luck!

All debates should be bound by respect and decorum, right? Wrong! Here if you don't like what your opponent is saying, you can simply have them killed. Just make sure the Shrieker of the House doesn't catch you!

Ramp up the difficulty by making ridiculous pledges to a gullible electorate in a misguided attempt to secure a legacy!

Has your political career been like watching a clown run across a minefield - except not funny? Has your party lost faith in you? Steal the initiative by resigning like the hopeless failure you are!
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Reviews
It's fun, but unlike most card games, you only have a few working builds for each playable character. Once you figure those out, it's pure RNG to create these engines that work. You'll restart a couple times trying to get your engine running, and then once you get it going, you're unstoppable. The game gets boring relatively fast... you don't unlock anything for winning besides more difficulty. Which simply means the stakes are higher and you need better RNG. Which means more restarts trying to get your preferred cards and nothing else. Skill is probably 20% of the equation. It would be fun if they had more cards and they allowed you to customize your deck. But as is, it's a very limited game. It's fun for probably an hour or so.
An Absolute blast of a game. While there are many positive and negative things that could be discussed, I wish to highlight something that makes me truly go for just one more run at 5 AM, even as I see the sun rising in the window: this game is incredibly charming. The art direction is impeccable, both the character design, their movements and poses, the gibberish they speak - all of it adds up into an outstanding and incredible style that makes me grin every time Chopper ruffles his slicked up hair when he loses an MP or when Rotilda bites her decaying fingers while the vote is tallied. And the gameplay runs complimentary to that, as the game is designed in such a way that makes you want to try one more game if you fail, but also try one more game if you succeed, and the feeling is further amplified by the art style, as the loss screen evokes the desire to prove the game wrong, while the victory display is bombastic and pompous, showing your selected character at the height of their power, with and added moniker at the end to give each run it's own identity. So whether you gain 100 Unity as Chopper in a single press of a button and make the opponnent lose the same amount, deal 40 cut-through with bats as Sucksworth every turn, or simply have 60 zombies voting "aye" for Rotilda (despite there being only 16 seats on your side of the political isle), You are bound to have a LOT of fun.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese
Hours played at review time, across 70 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Only 3 decks to play with. Not much customizability to make the deck feel your own. No gameplay loop, so anything you gain is quickly thrown away due to arbitrary progression end. Game felt too easy: - enemy spawns with a higher score than you to give the illusion of difficulty - but your engine always grows much faster than theirs so you quickly turn the score in your favor to win - even with a 20 point lead you still need to wait the predetermined number of rounds for the debate to end so you are the confirmed winner
Highly recommended if you love card games and dry British humor. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll wish the entire British Parliament would vote to launch themselves into the sun. Overall the only thing missing is a few more monsters to play as, but it's early days and the game is spectacularly fun. You can pick it up and complete a run in less than an hour with any given monster, so it's a great way to spend a lunch break.
good but need more than three options for starting character
This game is super easy to understand but still provides a decent enough challenge to make it entertaining and fun. I love the use of the Tactics, and my only complaint is that I REALLY wish they had more playable characters.
like the game, hope for more playable leaders and game modes in the future
1. Your cursor is locked inside the game window even in windowed mode Despite the game mechanics seemingly allowing you to play mouse only, if you don't want to sit through the entire cutscene every single time (INCLUDING ON LAUNCH), 2. You have to use the keyboard to skip cutscenes If these two things change I'll change my review to positive, but as it is this game is annoying to even have open
super ultra banger deckbuilder, only thing i wish for is more of it
This is a unique roguelite set in "Monster Politics". I thought the setting was a gimmick but this is a solid game. I love it but the game has a ceiling however- I don't see anyone playing this for 100 hours plus. Great depth, lots of decisions to make, difficult in a good way- its great.
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