GLOBAL CONTROL COUNTRIES
Maximilian Urazov · 2025 · Card Battler, Trading Card Game, Turn-Based Tactics, Strategy, Political Sim
PC
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About GLOBAL CONTROL COUNTRIES
Want to understand the realities of modern international geopolitics?Discover not only what hot wars are, but also information wars—using a wide arsenal of tools to strengthen your nation and increase pressure on your rivals.Step into the role of a president or a hidden power player, approving actions and responding to sudden crises as if it were real life.
GLOBAL CONTROL COUNTRIES – a strategic card simulator and a mini-encyclopedia of international statecraft.Available in 37 languages. A blend of thrilling gameplay and real educational impact with a unique game mechanic. Don’t be afraid of complexity—the game feels closer to Blackjack than to Poker!
Key Features:Innovative card combat system unlike anything you’ve seen before4 game modes + 1 bonus mode63 objects, 60 situations, 12 global events135 cards in total, with 9 subtypes in various combinations for unique gameplayPower principle: victory through point accumulation2 dynamic parameters – attack & defense, rising or falling in each battleRisk & reward: not only collecting cards, but also losing them depending on battle outcomesEducation audit – influences battle parameters and enhances the player’s strategic knowledge for both in-game and real-world applicationCoalition struggles on an interactive world map for global dominanceSecret codes unlocked after victories to open a special unlimited bonus mode
GLOBAL CONTROL COUNTRIES – a game that teaches, entertains, and reveals the inner workings of world geopolitics!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
No. Vastly over-priced and zero strategy, in the main gameplay. Two countries face off, taking turns to act. Either... 1. Attack - Attack score +1D6 vs Defence Score +1D6. Attacker wins if result is higher than defender, and inflicts one victory (first to three wins the war). 2. Draw - Top card from an invisible deck. You won't see the card unless it is a keeper - one of four attributes must match with your national attributes. A kept card will increase your Attack or Defence score (usually Defence). The idea is that you build up your Attack, hopefully faster than the enemy builds up theirs, until you can make a powerful attack. That's it. There is no strategy here, just luck of the draw. There is a little strategy in 'Coalition Mode'. Here you have a world map and control of some countries, whilst up to three enemy coalition have an equal number of countries under their control. A win (as above) takes control of the losing country. Expand your empire until you have defeated all coalitions, and rule the world. But this basically means the US and USSR steamroller all other countries, until their inevitable confrontation. A minor country might defeat one of the superpowers, with an …
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