Отзывы

• gamedeal user

  Jun 6, 2020

  Well if you played "Evil Bank Manager" look no further as this game is basically a sequel to it, but re-skinned. While this may be a early access game(and basically an Iphone game) as of right now almost everything can be automated and It feels like a cookie clicker. There are no events in the game that give any historical atmosphere to it. Leader portraits are the same regardless of country, but names are changed. (I had a full cabinet of Germans that looked EXACTLY like Churchill) Your dogma decisions in the end dont really matter as all it does is influence voters and your starting ideology just determines which dogmas research faster. For some reason I could "BAN Religion" in my dogma, yet "Protect Religious Freedom" in another at the same time ??? So to sum it up - Three scenarios - PLAYS THE SAME - 30 historical political parties. - NO FLAVOR - Newspaper publishing - IRRELEVANT - Propaganda system - LOL NOT A THING - The system of election fraud - IRRELEVANT - Adoption of party dogma - MADNESS - Party leaders, Party posts - GERMAN CHURCHILL's FOR DAYS BABY! There really is no method to the madness, but I know that there always needs to be a bright side to every review so the only good or cool thing about the game and that is the "start date". After wasting 4 years of my life to get a crappy degree I can tell you that the political ramifications of the 1932 German election and results were catastrophic not only to Europe but created mass turmoil and roundups on the German people that followed right after the burning of the Reichstag a air of fear and zealotry was created in Germany that would haunt many to this day... This game is set before that, this game has nothing to do with that, but hey now you can say the communist won the 1932 elections...
• gamedeal user

  Jun 6, 2020

  Evil Democracy: 1932 - It is a game in which any party in the country, in order to win elections and increase the number of supporters, can use all methods and tricks from campaigning, advertising and sponsorship to election fraud and deception to beat their opponents. There are three scenarios of events, three scenes - Germany, France and Great Britain in the period 1932-1940, when the parties vigorously divided territories among themselves. The choice of the party is very extensive, starting with the Democrats, Republicans, Centrists and Liberals, ending with the Communists and Nationalists, and that's not all parties. You become the leader of the party, which was given the newspapers and the budget, you should spend optimally on journalists and expenses for campaigning and newspapers. Gradually, moving one by one, we have to gain the trust of the people and get votes from them, for this we have many levers of pressure that the game gives us. In the end, when you have used up all the turns, there are no more turns left, the votes of the voters and sponsors are counted, and if the commission considers your votes higher than those of other opposition members, then you will become a leader in the region and will have power on the territory. I would like the developers to add more features and achievements. I can recommend this game to everyone!
• gamedeal user

  Jun 8, 2020

  Boring, simple turn clicker with no depth or interest
• gamedeal user

  Jun 8, 2020

  The game is early access so i hope they improve it in the future.i don't have anything good to point out for the game. it is not a simulation, You keep clicking "next" to play and publish newspaper every 6 turns... Anyway the game is not complete (maybe not even a game). Wait until the final release.
• Мишаня

  Jun 17, 2020

  A decent game about elections and an interesting political party simulator. Sufficient attention is paid to various aspects of the elections - campaigning, the search for money, the work of leaders, the search for money, etc. The complexity is well calculated - you can play without much effort or arrange a real challenge. Replayability is possible, but for now it is poorly designed. You can spend a couple of hours... Hope they will add more content
• gamedeal user

  Jun 17, 2020

  As it is now it is not a game. There is no feedback from the simulation other than numbers. The mechanics are somewhat opaque and the short slideshow that serves as a tutorial does not explain them. I think this is an excellent example of a game that is released too early. It seemed realitivly bug free though, did have useless UI elements that were misleading. As is this is less than what I would expect from a free demo, or competent free browser game.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 18, 2020

  The game is both repetitive and shallow. There is little to do other than press the end turn button. They should add more mechanics to the game, more flesh and muscle. It is too barebones. The repetitiveness and lack of variety kills this game. You always do the same thing over and over again and those things are limited. The music is not fitting the era too. They could have composed music of that time for each playable country plus some American swing-like music. I simply killed the music and tuned in to Swing Street Radio for the ambiance. The concept is okay, nothing new though. The dev should really add some mechanics unique to their game. It is too déjà vu (but mostly shallow). I finished the game once and uninstalled it. Way too boring due to its repetitive nature.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 25, 2020

  Cannot recommend. A very good concept, but poorly executed or unfinished. Very low replayability. EDIT: Played as a German far-right party, won the election and was told that I had prevented the far right from gaining power? What nonsense.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 29, 2020

  The game's concept is interesting but it's still pretty rough around the edges. It may be worth watching to see how it's fleshed out before you pick it up.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 3, 2020

  This game claims to be an evil democracy, but in reality it is just a boring and repetitive game about running a political campaign in the 1930's. If it was better fleshed out that would be one thing, but it is not. Would not recommend.