Rogue State Revolution

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Yep. Good.

underated af

Probably worth it if you're looking for a different take on a political-sim/4x type game, as long as you're willing to deal with a little jank and a lack of meaningful depth. [b]Rating:[/b] 5/10 [b]Overall:[/b] It's an interesting premise with quite a bit of promise, even if it frequently falls short of reaching it's full potential. I don't know that there's anything quite like it, and for that I have to give it credit. [b]What I liked:[/b] It's a sort-of bite sized 4x which is nice for times when you don't want to spend 50 hours to complete 1 campaign. The FMV sequences are pretty fun. There are a lot of decent elements that are enjoyable, despite typically being a little undercooked. [b]What I didn't like:[/b] Many of the systems feel shallow or incomplete (e.g., there is very little nuance to policies you can enact, you're incredibly limited on potential interactions with foreign leaders and your own ministers). The ending I got was very disconnected from the actions I took in the game. Most egregious of all, I hit a point where there really just wasn't much to do other than advance to the next turn; your actions are limited by so many factors I feel like getting stuck doing basically nothing is probably normal after a certain point.

Excellent politics and economy simulator. Would destroy my enemies with proper economic reforms and mech suits again.

really fun. like suzerein and tropico had a child who was a B-average student. I liked passing the law to build the giant death robot and then using it to invade my neighbors.