"You led the revolution that freed the People's Republic of Basenji from the shackles of a corrupt monarchy. But now the new regime will be tested. You are the Glorious Leader who must hold onto power by maintaining the delicate balance between the interests of fundamentalists, capitalists, patriots, and liberal s. However be aware, your brother, Farouk, consolidates power and influence with the intention to overthrow you! How will you manage affairs with your neighboring countries while ensuring you don't attract too much negative attention from the Americans? Will you be a generous donor to the United Nations? Or an international pariah building nuclear weapons in secret? The choice is yours in Rogue State."
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TBS Rogue State
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Burning Bridges
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I also saw this on Steam, reviews say it is repetitive and random.
Burning Bridges
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Also, there is so much crap on Steam. It would be a courtesy not to post a thread for everything.
GarfunkeL
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That's the problem with all of the small-budget "run a country" games. Their mechanics are opaque and gameplay so random that it just annoys the player.
Hidden Agenda was brilliant (but simple) so it doesn't sound bad at all. On the other hand HA wasn't very random at all iirc. It was all about how many factions you pleased with your decisions. If a good enough number you could survive a coup against you if not game over. Not that random at all, again - iirc.
Edit: i'm assuming we are talking about the 1988 game (in glorious two colors !). Anyway you made me interested in the Rogue State.
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