Realpolitiks

super gra bardzo na czasie już nie mogę doczekać się drugiej części

I like the game overall and it was worth the purchase, but it'd be nice if they expanded the government so that its a bit more dynamic. For instance in a democracy you'd need to sway votes to pass legislation to enact policy (change the tech tree), as an authoritarian you'd have to maybe sway a small council, and the totalitarian wouldn't need any approval. Then balance it with maybe adding the ability to slander congressmen or assassinate wayward warlords on your council.

Jeu peu intéressant, long et répétitif, peu de stratégie dans l'affaire... Préférez Suzerain, c'est 100x mieux.

I liked the streamlined interface; the development trees; and random events. Battles are "casual" and not overly complicated. But, as KartoffelCheetah mentioned, too much time is wasted waiting for projects to be completed. Also, I feel the developers placed WAY too much emphasis on GDP to gain money (other then loans). So, even though you can play any country, if you play a "less developed" one, like I did, you'll spend even MORE time waiting to earn money to build your economy/GDP. At one point it got so boring I had a movie playing while waiting for tasks to get done. And God forbid your "poorer" country gets hit with a random negative world wide economic event, you'll be wasting more time still. But, I picked it up at low price and there is fun to be had. With a bit more rebalancing and reworks this game could've been much better.

Good idea for the game, they put a lot of different variables in there. However they all not really relevant to logic of politics or have any real value. It is more like a strategy arcade. For that type of games they really need a consultant who knows about this subject.