After reading all of your ideas and suggestions, we were so filled with philosophical knowledge of our existence that, unknowingly, we shifted the layers of the fabric of our planar's time: - Presidential election reports are prettier (separate tab in the Statistics window) - Small businesses and cooperatives no longer seek to gobble up the entire economy by 1993, but will wait patiently, like docile dogs. - Electricity has been fixed (hopefully), the lights are no longer out. - Thanks to Ouija boards, your spiritual boundaries have been expanded: extra buttons (three) for the Foreign Ministry and (five) for the Prime Minister. - Now you don't have to constantly have time to replenish your Stea... purse. i.e. the ministerial budget, there is a button for auto-replenishment - Minus the bugs (right?). - The magic of the Spacebar button is back - now, when you press it, you not only pause it, but also un-pause it (if you set it yourself) - Now you don't need a Ouija board to figure out which ministry/which faction is whose, just look at the color of their name - Creating and promoting laws is not as easy as it sounds: now with less than four laws nominated, the price of nomination will be much more expensive - Too rapid growth of the economy leads to a huge gap between all areas of society, so the modifier "Diseases of Economic Growth" has been introduced - Some laws are revised, so that government agencies will finally begin to adequately fight corruption and crime in the regions, rather than eating donuts at the nearest beer hall - How often did factions fade away by 2004? Now the people won't always let them end up like that: the power of factions grows if things are bad in the country - The disgruntled bourgeoisie will no longer just finance the occasional couple of protests against the ruling Party, they will now use their main weapon: private and mixed (to a lesser extent) corporations will hide some of their revenues from the state so as not to pay taxes - Balance, like Evil Santa, has come to the Regions and balanced the bottom three (last) buttons - Now you no longer have to manually count the number of deputies - there is a chart in the corresponding window - Other parties now don't just leave organizations at the whim of their left heel, but consider the dependency and, if there is too much, try to lower it - Tired of the old headlines and newspaper clippings? Now there are more of them! - Integration economic treaties now reflect more favorably on your market!

Collapse: A Political Simulator

• is a grand strategy game that takes place in 1992-2004. You take, into your own hands, your own Party, in the conditions of total devastation of one of the fictional post-Soviet states of Europe, and try to realize your (or someone else's) political dreams in the shaky arena of this shaky situation. But first, you should at least get some important state positions, or do you want to stay in opposition all your life without seeing the "captivating star of happiness"?

Features

• Immerse yourself in the seething cauldron of politics in a fictional post-Soviet republic from 1992 to 2004.
  
• Lead one of 7 political parties, compete for power with others and solve internal conflicts.
  
• Taking the reins of government, lead the young republic in this turbulent time, or criticize the government while being in opposition.
  
• Determine the internal and external course of your country, balance between different groups and world leaders.
  
• Look for ways out of the economic and political crisis, while not completely losing the support of the population and state elites..

Or maybe the time has come for the state to become You?

Well, try it!

• OS: Ubuntu 16.04+. SteamOS+
• Processor: SSE2 instruction set supportMemory: 2 GB RAMStorage: 1 GB available space
• Memory: 2 GB RAMStorage: 1 GB available space
• Storage: 1 GB available space

• OS: Ubuntu 16.04+. SteamOS+
• Processor: SSE2 instruction set supportMemory: 2 GB RAMStorage: 1 GB available space
• Memory: 2 GB RAMStorage: 1 GB available space
• Storage: 1 GB available space