Sim Junta – A game of dirty politics!
You are the new dictator of Risuena, a small and poor country of the third world. You have just seized power after a bloody coup and your intentions are to stay in power as long as you can, to rip this country off, transfer the money to your secret Swiss bank account and of course, stay alive and enjoy your wealth.
Sim Junta is a humorous but very deep strategy game that is developed as a retro game of the 80's 16-bit computers.
It's not a rip off of Tropico. It's a rip off of Dictator on the ZX Spectrum.
Which would be great. I've wanted a new version of Dictator for years. As a cheap text game, it would be fun.
Sadly, Sim Junta has less random events, a worse UI and is generally less fun than Dictator.
When you're outclassed by the 1983 8 Bit game you're based on, something...
This is a very fun and easy to play game, but is very difficult to win. Previous reviews have explained what this game is about, so I will try to share some things I have found out the hard way. Please note that all my suggestions are for Normal Level.
New Game:
After creating a new game check Army Chief and Police Chief Ambition. If it is too high...
This game is interesting. Not bad, not great, just interesting. Take the core concept of Tropico, where you are an island dictator and revolution against your regime is just around the corner, yet make it a predominantly Cause and Effect type game where instead of building up an island nation like Sim City, you're more balancing budgets to not go bankrupt...
Fun little game!
The game itself is kind of simple. Stay alive, and in power, for as long as possible.
Sounds pretty easy right?
Well the game is a sort of turn based game, where you spend each round allocating different resources to different official or unofficial government branches. Each time some you do so, you'll make some people happy, and some...
Minimalist, and the game window sometimes freezes and doesn’t cooperate with swtiching to another program. This is mainly a puzzle game where you need to play off factions against each other until you run out of money. Contrary to what others have said, it really has nothing in common with Tropico, not even mood. I got it for less than a dollar. It’s...
