Evil Democracy: 1932
Hamsters Gaming · 2020 · Simulation, Strategy, Indie, Politics, Political
PC
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In 1932-1935, Western Europe was at the crossroads. The elections to the parliament changed virtually everything... Chamberlain managed to become the winner in England just to give both Austria and the Czech Republic to Nazis without even trying to fight! At the same time, Nazis were able to win the elections in Germany. It was the moment when democratic elections could change the entire fate of the world.
You have to become the leader of a political party. Your key goal is not to allow your main competitors to win the elections. Did someone mention a national socialist as the chancellor? No way... Not on my watch! You are the one to choose measures, which will lead you to the cherished goal. Will you use only truly democratic ways and approaches? Will you rather go to the limit?
Print newspapers, write articles about the competitors, send your promoters, summon assemblies of the party members, start protesting and implement legal doctrines. In addition, there are always methods on the fringes of the law... You can use such efficient things as ballot-rigging and political racketeering. In fact, you are the one to create the image of the party leader.
- 3 scenarios (Germany, France, and England)
- 70 regions
- 29 fully-playable political parties of that period
- 30 types of doctrine, which can be easily implemented
- Edit, publish and distribute your own newspaper
- Summon assemblies of the party members
- Choose from 200 different deputy leaders of the party to hire and fire them
- Write up to 3 different styles of articles
Don't forget to add Evil Democracy: 1932 to your wish list!
Foreword.
In 1932-1935, Western Europe was at the crossroads. The elections to the parliament changed virtually everything... Chamberlain managed to become the winner in England just to give both Austria and the Czech Republic to Nazis without even trying to fight! At the same time, Nazis were able to win the elections in Germany. It was the moment when democratic elections could change the entire fate of the world.
About the game.
You have to become the leader of a political party. Your key goal is not to allow your main competitors to win the elections. Did someone mention a national socialist as the chancellor? No way... Not on my watch! You are the one to choose measures, which will lead you to the cherished goal. Will you use only truly democratic ways and approaches? Will you rather go to the limit?
Print newspapers, write articles about the competitors, send your promoters, summon assemblies of the party members, start protesting and implement legal doctrines. In addition, there are always methods on the fringes of the law... You can use such efficient things as ballot-rigging and political racketeering. In fact, you are the one to create the image of the party leader.
About the game in numbers.
- 3 scenarios (Germany, France, and England)
- 70 regions
- 29 fully-playable political parties of that period
- 30 types of doctrine, which can be easily implemented
- Edit, publish and distribute your own newspaper
- Summon assemblies of the party members
- Choose from 200 different deputy leaders of the party to hire and fire them
- Write up to 3 different styles of articles
Don't forget to add Evil Democracy: 1932 to your wish list!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Super fun game, also love the fact that the devs made the Commie and left wing ideologies to be considered easy mode in all 3 countries available with highest voter support and budget; even in video games npc will be brainless just like the Left in real life. Over all great game that could use a few upgrades but none the less I give this game a 7.5/104 found this helpful
I love the concept of the game but the execution of it is just bland, boring and confusing. No real character is given to the parties beyond party names and logos as well as board ideological dogmas which provide nothing but stat modifiers after some turns. The turtorial is confusing and incomplete, not explaining "Meetings" or "Activists" at all which seem to be very important aspects of the game. Its a very bland game that you'd expect to download off of the Google Play Store for free. I would advise you spend your money and time elsewhere.
Evil Democracy: 1932 is an ambitious indie political strategy and simulation game developed and published by Hamsters Gaming that places the player at the heart of a fragile democratic system on the brink of collapse. Set in the tense years between 1932 and 1935, the game allows players to step into the role of a political party leader in Germany, France, or England, each facing social unrest, economic instability, and ideological polarization. Rather than focusing on military conflict, the game zeroes in on the mechanics of power before war begins, challenging players to win elections, consolidate influence, and reshape the political future of their chosen nation through both legitimate and morally questionable means. The core experience revolves around managing influence across dozens of regions, balancing resources, and competing against rival parties in a constantly shifting political landscape. Players must decide how to spend limited funds and political capital, choosing between traditional democratic tools such as campaigning, newspapers, and rallies, or more manipulative actions like bribery, propaganda, and election interference. This tension between ethical governance an…
Got 84/97 achievements in my first game. 10/10, would turn Britain fascist and reintroduce slavery of the other again.
finally got the hang of this interwar strategy game! a bit of a learning curve, but this has achievements galore. good game if you're into turn-based alternative history strategy games.
Waste of money. Even discounted heavily this isn't really a game. Just click click not really any purpose.
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