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Version 1.3 · 2026-10-28
- Design Improvements - Bug Fixes
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You won the election. Now comes the hard part.
President drops you behind the Resolute Desk of a fictional nation, where every choice (who you trust, how you tax, which crisis you survive) bends the story and your approval rating. Lead like a statesman or a schemer. Just don't get impeached.
This is a branching political saga: sharp, satirical, and entirely make-believe. No real people, no real parties: just you, your cabinet, and a country that will absolutely turn on you.
GOVERN A NATION
- Assemble your cabinet: swipe through candidates for Treasury, Health, Justice, and State, and live with who you pick
- Set the national tax rate and divide the federal budget, then sign it into law with your own hand
- Watch your decisions ripple through the economy, public safety, and approval polls…
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- Design Improvements - Bug Fixes
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