I have already played all of the Kremlingames studio games and generally liked them (even though their mechanics are often obtuse and with weird translations because they are made by russians), I also tried ''Suzerain'' but I didn't really like it, felt too stripped down where the economic layer was pretty much non-existent
>>1874074I wish
>>1874074I guess it depends on what you want? There is the Democracy series if you like balancing spreadsheets and I'd personally recommend the Suzerain DLC if you want more economical stuff, there is actual budget balancing there.
>>1874074There is an old strategy game called Republic: The Revolution. Political sim, a little bit like The Guild.
>>1874074Goddamn you why did you have to post this guy's mug of all people?I come to this website to forget about my cunt's shitty politics not be reminded of them.
>>1874074I hate this bald cunt so hard is unreal.The fact that every leftist thinks he's some kind of genious still baffles me.
>>1874198>>1874257who is he and why is he wearing that
>>1874263Chadnis Chadourakis
Lawgivers is parliament simulator, I don't remember much but I do remember I didn't like it.City State is more of a city builder with options to choose what politics your city state (tm) has, but it's mostly flavor and costs to your budget. Didn't play the second one.The Political Process is quite deep and runs from the smaller elected positions (school board IIRC) to the president, you get to run for elections, get npc protegeés, push and vote for bills. I didn't find the country management very deep years ago when I played, and it's very easy to get elected if you run a neocon/neolib plataform in the respective red/blue state.
>>1874074>>>/lit/
>>1874074Nationstates but offline and without le funny quirky would be pretty fun
>>1874263Famed TF2 economist Gianis Varoufakis
>>1874552And briefly minister of finance of Greece. Hardcore socialist that got booted out of EU council meetings because of his extreme ideas
>>1876421>his extreme ideaslike what?Not imposing austerity while your country and union is in a fucking banking crisis?Years later and you can watch how key infrastructure gets cannibalised.
There used to be a multiplayer game on kongregate where you were a MP or something and the player base voted laws and stuff
>>1874074Your pic makes me remember the Guild 2
>>1874074I thought that was Vince McMahon LARPing as a venetian merchant for a second.
>>1874333What's the "gameplay" in that thing? You just create your nation and then what? There seems to be nothing to do
