Government Simulator reviews

"The Game is calculated based on real Data. This means that everything is based on real Values: [...] " At Launch 50% Approval in the Population. After the first Quarter 70% Popular approval. After the 2nd 100% Percent. And also in the 3rd, 4th, 5th etc., etc., etc., etc. ... Considering that you can only make a Handful of Changes per Quarter and they are in the Lower single-digit percentage range, especially in the area of Revenue and Spending, that is a very significant Development. Unfortunately, negative Effects or Fluctuations in consent, which are, in some a sense, part of any political Decision, are not noticeable at all. Too bad, actually, because the Variety of supposed Influence on the state Really impressed me at the beginning. Well, maybe I'm just a Natural Talent that squats its Potential outside the chancellery. :)

+ The Rounds are calculated quickly and the Game run is fluid + Technically not a Masterpiece, but the Surface is functional and understandable + first realistic Data-oversimplified: No Markets (at least no shown) no social and Economic interest and Social Groups the Economic/society reacts unrealistically too quickly and too strongly to Impulses from Politics the Country is completely encapsulated; Military Conflicts are a nice Gift, but has virtually no effect on the Country and and and ... There is a hell of a lot of Potential, @Entwickler make what happens! -social Support for the Ruling Party is rising too fast and too much-economic Mechanisms fall short-no economic Cycles, no Division of the Population by Income and and-Absolutely insufficient-budget management is so Pretty much The only Instument you own-too few numbers-geographical Circumstances, Demographics barely come to bear-the Game is too easy Everything in one the Game is definitely not bad-I enjoyed it and at 7.99 I can't complain. However, the Range Of Games is far too small and the Game is over too quickly. We all know what problems we have In Germany; By 2020 I have all the Problems without great ... Problems... Solved-and without Over-indebtedness or Reduction in my Spending. With Switzerland, I had a social Paradise with unconditional Basic Income in 2040 and built with a Balance in the Cash Register, which was ten times my Budget. The Logic of Supporting the Population somehow does not quite work either: I can introduce unrestricted Death penalty and Torture-without Dictatorship-and popular Support is suddenly increasing because I have reduced the Crime rate. I would recommend the Game first-but I expect a lot to change here: user made content is supposed to be a Supplement, not a Substitute for the Core Game and if the Developer knows about DLC content, then the Game gets a big Minus with ME.