
Assume control of a Middle Eastern country recovering from a violent revolution. Forge alliances, grow your economy, invade your neighbors, or pacify your population. Rogue State is a geopolitical strategy game that will force you to always stay one step ahead of your rivals to survive.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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It´s a magnificentgane, sure it has some (very) rough edges here and there but all in all it does what it promises, puts in the shoes of a middle eastern "president" that has to maneuver political, military and social issues while building secret underground stuff, it lacks some more in-depth mechanics to avoid being too monotonous but its only minor stuff and it does a great job at getting you into that power tripof being a head of state.
its a good game for people that like polotics games also intresting but simple economics
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é, podia ser bem melhor.
This game is an entertaining and interesting experience for a mere 5 dollars. It's biggest problems are a lack of guides due to the fact that the sequel was much more popular, which result in a lot of outcomes being a bit unexpected. It reminds me a lot of Democracy 4. After you play a few times and naturally lose, you learn how things work and why things happen. Part of me wants to try winning on Easy or trying again on Medium to see if I can win or do better, but a whole another part of me thinks I should just install Rogue State Revolution.
It's indie jank, but it's my kind of indie jank.
[b]Fps locked to 36[/b] no matter what graphics options you choose and the options are very limited like really limited but it's not game breaking of course. [b][i]Music is nice,[/i][/b] graphics quality is fixed. Looks like it has a lot of gameplay options, meaning there's probably a lot to do as the interim government. Before you start to play, you have to select who will be your ministers and they are randomized at every new game. Since fps is locked at 36, mouse is a little laggy even with v-sync off but it's fine since this isn't a real-time action game. Infact, i like to play at 30 fps if possible since it reduces power consumption; exceptions will be racing games or fast paced action games. Well so far i'm liking it and probably will be playing this more but i have plenty of other games yet to be played. About the mouse, sometimes it creates 2 pointers; one software and one hardware; and sometimes one or the other will get stuck in the middle of the screen. The remedy seems to be to alt-tab out and back into the game. I'm guessing this will be a [b]7/10[/b]
Nice politic simulator of a Crescent Rogue contry, the main character looks quite similar to Bashar al Asad, hehehe.
Is good
Brilliant game, can't wait for the sequel!
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