Democracy 3 Africa, a political simulation game by Positech Games was released on April 12 and can be purchased via Positech, GoG, Steam and Humble Store. This is the latest expansion to Democracy 3, following Social Engineering and Extremism two years ago.
In this expansion, the rules, processes and winning conditions will be very similar to previous games. At the start of the game, the player will select the country and representing party they want to play with. Different political parties offer bonuses to different demographics. The player will be elected as president and be forced to deal with issues which can include corruption, brain drain, debt, or the unhappiness of a particular demographic. They must try to use their political power to solve these problems and improve the country with their cabinet's officials. Later, the player will run for reelection. If they are reelected, the game will continue. On the other hand, if player becomes unpopular within the term of office, they will not be reelected. If their policies were too extreme, player can be assassinated. The winning condition of this game would be for the player to be reelected until it is no longer possible. Of course, players will higher goals can raise the difficulty level and attempt to eliminate all domestic problems.
There are some slight differences between the Africa expansion and previously released games. In previous games, playable nations consist of Western democratic nations such as the US, Canada, France, Australia and Great Britain. In the Africa expansion , the player can choose between ten democratic nations, inlcuding: Tunisia, Egypt, Ghana, South Africa, and Kenya. Although all the countries are located in Africa, they all have different demographics, resources and problems. African nations are known for having more problems and less resources than Western nations. For some countries, even having clean water can be an issue. Therefore playing as African nations will be more challenging.
Nazioni africane giocabili in Democrazia 3: Africa e alcune delle loro statistiche
Situazione del presidente nigeriano si trova ad affrontare come primo giorno in carica. Il presidente sta affrontando enormi problemi sociali con una popolarità molto bassa
Nota: icone rosse come problemi, icone blu come criteri attivi, icone bianche sono punti in piedi che possono essere regolati come l'aliquota fiscale e l'età degli alcol, e le icone verdi sono vantaggi.
Nel complesso, la Democrazia è un gioco sul seguire ciò che la gente vuole invece creare e abolire le politiche che il giocatore pensa sarà vantaggioso per la propria nazione. Trovare un equilibrio tra politiche popolari e vantaggiose è la chiave per "rendere il paese di nuovo grande".