2024 U.S. Election Simulator

[quote][url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_slop][b]Warning: Undeclared AI Slop[/b][/url] This game is partially or completely made with talentless, soulless AI generated content. The developer intentionally bypassed Valve's requirement to declare the use of AI Slop in a deliberate attempt to mislead gamers into paying money for AI Slop.[/quote] If you think "2024 U.S. Election Simulator" is a quality "me-too" entry alongside games like RealPolitik or Democracy, you'll be sorely disappointed... this is AI Slop junkware with a massive price tag that exists purely in the hopes gamers will be scammed by the concept of "if it has a high price tag it must be good" (or they're just lining up to put fake reviews on this). Bundled in the same bundles as Russian asset flip scamware, this junk barely qualifies as a browser game nobody would ever visit. In fact it seems the "Developer" behind this entirely vibe coded AI Slop garbage isn't content to dump the game onto Steam once... he's copy + pasted this at least 4 times to try scam gamers out of money for AI Slop several times. In this case the developer deliberately disobeyed Valve's hard requirement to declare the use of AI Slop...…

♥♥♥♥ game

Way too basic and boring. I'm glad I paid only 5 bucks. I remember an election game from 20 years ago with way more complexity than this. In this game you pretty much get to click on 3-4 states per turn and run ads or hold a rally. Actually, if a hold a rally, you get only 2 states that turn. There is the policy page that doesn't seem to do much. You cant's choose what your ads are about. You can't hold fundraisers. It is just too basic. Twenty minutes of mindless clicking to get to election night.

Horrible game. The first one was great and just needed minor updates and improvements to be even better. This wasn't it. The voice over sounds like an old subway intercom, the game logic and even worse than the first one, you can spend all your time and money in one state and still lose, there is no starting point (Texas is a toss up?) while ruining all the good parts of the first game it goes further by making any "improvements" worse. Even buying it on sale for $0.87 it was too expensive and I asked for a refund. Very disappointing after being a huge fan of the first game.

PLS GET IT THIS GAME IS SO BEETER THAN 270

A very ambitious election simulator that needs a little more polish. Best "election night" since before President Forever broke theirs. Needs some tuning but very big ideas within.