Bad Government Reviews

Extremely simple game, some of the decisions you're offered are not very well thought out, and there's a random chance you will be screwed anyways. I had to get an unspecified amount of gold for an alien, an event that was forseen, and then my nation got wiped out by a meteor in an unforseen event which required 20 units of troops to maintain order from. So either way I was screwed in an unwinnable scenario. Sometimes the choices you have are duplicates as well, so there's no real decision making going on. There isn't much depth here overall, but what are you really expecting from a game that costs 1 dollar? I'm recommending this game just because it was fun while I played it, up until I lost anyways. And to illustrate what I mention earlier about the game not being well thought out, here is one example: In this game whatever unspecified cabal that rules over everyone, wants to make it easier for the civilian populace to obtain guns... the thing is though the entire game you're balancing favour between the cabal and the people of your nation as a whole, and if you go too far one way the other side will kill you. But in this scenario, the cabal wants the civilian population they are at odds with to be armed, and easily so, whereas the civilian population will get mad at you if you don't ban them from having guns and therefore be incapable of revolt in any realistic scenario. Which all illustrates how absurdly overly simplified the issues presented in the game are. This is not a deep game, it's a 1 dollar phone game ported to PC.