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The store currently lists version 2.2.0, updated 2026-10-29.
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Political Simulation Game!
Create your own political party and challenge your rivals! Hold rallies, manipulate social media, and when necessary, stir up trouble with a few well-placed scandals. In the race for votes, anything goes!
Want to win the public's favor? Donate to animal shelters, launch charities — or if you're feeling bold, even plot political assassinations. But be careful!
Failure might cost you your reputation... or land you behind bars.
Crown – Invest in politics, rise to power, earn reputation. Stir up the people if that's what it takes to win votes.
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• The Modes button on the main menu now opens a list of scenario modes. • New mode, The Comeback: you're a governor in Brazil, nobody knows your name and the polls say 4%. The election has two rounds and four rivals. You win TV time at the alliance table. • 3 new achievements for The Comeback. Election Night achievements now unlock on your gaming profile too.
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