Democracy 4: Console Edition is out now! The long-running political simulator makes its console debut today on Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox. The votes are in, and we are pleased to announce that Democracy 4: Console Edition is out today for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox. It’s time to take the reins and lead one of several countries to prosperity in this political simulation game. Choose policies, enact laws, and take other actions which will impact your country, both positively and negativel...

I really enjoyed Democracy 4 but I felt it was very lacking and quickly lost interest because after changing all the laws and creating a pretty cool country, I wasn't able to build a bunch of tanks and jets and fight wars and take over the world lol. I feel like the game could have been much more in depth and simulated the actual world and let the players fight wars etc. So I did enjoy this in some ways, but I'm craving some other games that are similar, but let me do more with the world. It doesn't have...

Most times I play, I adjust a slider on a turn, then a few turns later I adjust the slider again in the same direction. Then I get hit with the "Policy Reversal" penalty on that policy. I just don't understand it. If I increase funding to something (State Schools in this case), then increase it again later, why is this a policy reversal? Edit: I thought that making small incremental changes was better than making a large dramatic change?...

Seems off given the small business/big business dichotomy elsewhere.. Means that if you use CGT your disposable income chart will have some people paying Income Tax, CGT and Corporation tax , utterly destitute.

have this ever occured to you?? Have the result just keep the same number of the last election??? and keep counting new vote on top of that?