

The Commission: Organized Crime Grand Strategy
302 Interactive · 2018 · Strategy, Casual, Simulation, Indie, RPG
PC
Mostly Negative34% · 44
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About The Commission: Organized Crime Grand Strategy

The Commission: Organized Crime Grand Strategy takes influence from the heyday of the 1930's American Mafia, featuring organized crime in the city of New Shore vying for control, money, and power. Pick one of the five unique families, exert your influence on the city and remove competing powers using violence, politics, and careful investment of illegal rackets.

CHOOSE YOUR PATH:
Begin your path of supremacy by choosing one of the five families, each with unique backgrounds, strengths, weaknesses, and connections to the city of New Shore. See how you stack up against enemy Dons with the Commission's rankings. Earn the favor of Dons from across the country and determine the unspoken rules of organized crime.

CLAIM YOUR TERRITORY:
Navigate the five boroughs of New Shore. Each district is populated with iconic neighborhoods to control, showcasing the rich history of New Shore’s five families. Invest in various rackets and take what you deserve from the citizens of New Shore. Pick the perfect crime for each neighborhood, then defend your territory from police and opposing families.

EXPAND YOUR CONTROL:
Manage the internal politics of your family through a deep loyalty system, keeping allied Capos steadfast under legal pressure, else they become a “rat”, crippling your organization. Bribe local city officials using political favors to your advantage and protect your growing empire against organized crime crackdowns

SMOOTH SOUNDS:
Experience the Prohibition era through a period inspired soundtrack of 1920 to 1930's jazz, with a score that captures the grittiness of organized crime.

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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Unfortunately not an enjoyable experience. The UI design is frustrating, the game play is vexing. On a positive note, the theme itself is quite good - if you have a deep love for 1930's crime then you may just enjoy it, but again, be ready to click back and forward on what could have been streamlined much more nicely!1 found this helpful
Need to rework the heat system and have some kind of diplomacy with other families and maybe redo the family tree this game could be great just needs to have meaning but the cops and rivals do kill it. Why can't i get a semi open world goodfellas type mob game with a good story smh.
This game falls flat on it's promise. It has a lot of elements that appealed to me, but almost all of them are flawed. + Rule through your lieutenants, assign them, feel like a boss - They are all very generic and has next to none personality + Build underground empire - There's no meaning for doing it, it's just "build to build more" + Many rackets - But they have a horrible interface + You can fight enemies and expand - Your wins allow you to assassinate enemies, but this is basically pointless, they just get replaced with new people So... it was interesting for a day or two. Then it got boring.
TLDR: it's a mafia game, but shown from the mafia accountant perspective, who doesn't know anything and doesn't understand how mafia works pros: - it works smoothly - it takes a lot of cojones to call this "grand strategy" cons: - horrible UI design - shallow gameplay - questionable logics behind some mechanics (f.e. you can't move associates to area where there are enemies - isn't that the best moment to move more people into area?) - gameplay is unbelievably boring - it looks more like first alpha version than commercial product (f.e. I realized some of my people were arrested when suddenly my profits dropped... I mean someone could have mentioned something like that in passing, but nope, there was no indication something has happened)
Basically it's excel with a liitle graphics.
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