Bad Government

This game honestly is extremely stressful 24/7... But in a good way, it keeps you on the edge of your seat as you play through it. I feel the game is fair in many ways but I personally would like to recommed some things to improve it.. Now first before I say anything YES I do understand this is still in Early Access and is labeled as one but none the less these suggestions would be to help the game not hurt it.. (Unlike some other reviewers for other games) First off the game has pretty terrible language throughout it, not in swearing or bad words but instead in-proper english, some words are not spelled correctly or dont make sense with the sentence. Secound is the fact that theres lots of parts missing, the black boxes to the left of the elites and people dont have anything in them? I would suggest adding maybe a number between 1-99 to keep it simple for when the elites or people might attack. Third when picking a specific person to represent you It would be nice to add a featur...

Bad Government is an incredibly lazy RNG kingdom management game where you juggle 4 stats and every turn make decisions that increase (or more commonly decrease) some of those stats. Keep going through turns until one of your stats runs out and then it's over. It's like Dead in Bermuda, only incredibly dumbed down with crap pixel art and a deficient premise to even ancient games like Oregon Trail. So why is this garbage, worse than a free browser game, on Steam? Cash grab, that's why. Put trading cards and a low price on any garbage and people will buy it like it's going out of fashion. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. A choice was made to use obsolete, decades old retro pixel "art" as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics. It's unclear if this is due to lack of budget or talent, regardless, the overall visual quality of the game is extremely low as a result. There's no option to change ...

A fun click game. Try to maintain and increase your power while dealing with the opinions and concerns of your nation's %1, %99, and ocassional encounters with aliens and zombies.

Almost no story to it.

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 balanc...