Rulers of Nations is a geopolitical simulator of the current world. Players play heads of state or governments (presidents, kings, prime ministers . . . ) of the countries that they choose at the beginning of the game. They can take initiatives in several areas—economic, social, military, domestic and foreign policy, environment, culture, etc. All the countries of the world are represented, with their variables and their own modes of functioning. The game includes phases for economic management, trade, wargame, construction, espionage, simulation, and political manipulation.
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While I recommend this game, I can completely understand why so many dislike it. This is not a wargame. This is very much not a wargame, although there is war in it. In fact, you would be better off playing Civ than this if you prefer a good war element. With that out of the way, I can understand one other major frustration: the bugs. The most annoying one (and the only one I have really noticed so far) is the building glitch. Don't expect that to get fixed, as the new version Masters of the World has already been released. Now for why I recommended this. Quite simply, this game is addictive. Once you get the hang of it, you find youself so concerned for what happens to your country next that you find yourself thinking about it all the time. How will I finish this war? What am I going to do with my new-found funds? Should I subsidize my X industry or Y industry, if I can't subsidize bo
Despite all the negative reviews online, I decided to give this a try as it's exactly the kind of subject matter I've been wanting to explore in a video game. Rulers of Nations is a mixed bag. Not as bad as some are saying. I expected a total mess of clutter and illogical AI. To my pleasure, the game is neither impossible to learn nor enjoy. There's actually quite a comprehensive and well thought-out simulation of running a modern state lurking under the poor graphics, cheap UI, uneven difficulty and mountains of stats. You'll certainly be kept busy with tons of decisions to make about laws, budgeting, trade, diplomacy etc. I've seen reviews comparing this unfavourably to games like Superpower 2 and Supreme Ruler. I disagree - this game is definitely superior to either of those. If the price were lower, I'd recommend it strongly to anyone interested in the subject matter. As it is, I
Regretting my decision to buy this. Gameplay concepts are interesting, but the tutorial does next to nothing to teach you how to play the game. Nothing is explained past a couple of examples of how to introduce a piece of legislation into the parliament and how to order a military operation against a terrorist cell. Budgetary information is poorly presented, making it cryptically difficult to know what measures are affecting the bottom line and by how much. The UI is attrocious. After a couple of hours poking around, I feel like I've made no progress whatsoever. I have no idea what to do, what I'm doing or what in the world is affecting what. It's a complete mess. Although I have a degree of interest in politics and world affairs, I'm completely lost. I find that without a sufficiently solid understanding of economics, the player is going to miss out on a whole chunk of this games ap
-Play as Russia -Send about 7,000 ground troops to Estonia -Get 72 hour ultimatum from Estonia demanding the retreat of my forces from their country -Get a newspaper article stating that the majority of the Russian population agree with my military action -72 hour ultimatum expires, troops still in Estonia -Estonia fires a missile at one of my carriers -I attack Estonia in response -Popularity goes down to 39% because of "warmongering" despite me being told the majority of my population wants war....... 1/10 The game is broken *EDIT* 7/19/22 -Play an additional 110 hours since writing review -Reflect on life choices that got you here -Understand you may have an addiction to a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ geo-political sim -Continue to play 1/10 The game is broken and addicting (pls help)
Good concept with bad graphics and bugs
Garbage. The game is buggy as hell. No word from the developers as to how to fix this game. Asked for a refund, they basically said tough ♥♥♥♥. Extremely poor quality for the extortionate price. No one, and I mean NO ONE buy this game.
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