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Full-time flip-flopping

Words: Jim Rossignol, PC Gamer UK
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Other new stuff includes the minister system, whereby you have to manage the expectations of, and rely on the experience of, a cabinet of ministers. You can fire the ones who aren’t doing so well, but there’s hardly an unlimited glut of manpower: you need to make these people do their job, while at the same time supporting you. All this is tied into the sophisticated AI and voter system that the game exhibits: people aren’t defined by single issues. Better than the original? Certainly. It wins our vote.

Jan 28, 2008

You'll love
  • Realistic and complex options
  • Fun hides educational value
  • Thought-provoking strategy
You'll hate
  • Little going on visually
  • No multiplayer
  • Appeals to niche gamers

 
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Democracy 2

Genre: Strategy
Release date: Jan 28, 2008
Developed by: Positech Games
Multiplayer Modes:
Offline
1 player SOLO
8 GREAT
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