
Sim Junta – A game of dirty politics! You are the new dictator of Risuena, a small and poor country of the third world. You have just seized power after a bloody coup and your intentions are to stay in power as long as you can, to rip this country off, transfer the money to your secret Swiss bank account and of course, stay alive and...
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Languages: English
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It's okay. Old school sort of strategy game. I escaped with a tonne of money and have no desire to play much more than that.
Tags: Tycoon&Simulator&Sim&City Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Simplistic turn based game with a fun premisce but poor execution, suffers from low interactivity, clunky slow sequences that show the consequences of your previous turn's actions. Goal is to siphon money out of the country. But you start the game running a deficit, which means you must increase taxes, while managing police and army budgets, avoiding a revolution. Basically one of these gauges is always going to suffer as there is simply not enough money for you to win the game and manage the colony at the same time. Even so, the implementation is too clunky for it to matter, the reactions from the engine seem very drastic and I usually find myself being overthrown fairly fast. The transitition between turns is illustrated by days in which you see an isometric screen of what is presumably the presidential residence. The screen always flickers black whenever those sequences start and stop. There are not a lot of policies you can adopt and are often limited to just waiting for a request coming from one group or the other to implement changes. I found the user interface rather cryptic and not very pleasant. The choices are mostly made through a retro CRT computer, the old windows sounds it produces are unpleasant. I would had said to just make a larger menu since this is where you play the whole game.
This game is terrible. Buggy and boring.
I tried with really open eyes but this is really not a game to pay for. Simply bad. If you're into micro management of parameters, try Democracy games, or get a job as an engineer!
I have a pretty good gaming rig, and this thing is a glitchy disaster. Too bad, a great idea just executed piss-poor.
pas très intéressant.
-1
It had a lot more potential.
Yes.
Runs horribly and no real strategy to it
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