The games
A political world shared with every other player, a corporate economy you play offline on your phone or computer, a grand strategy map you can open in a browser tab, and election campaigns you can win or lose in half an hour. All four are playable today.
One politician in a shared world that advances every hour. Elections, legislation, parties, companies, markets, and a map with a memory. The current world is the 1991 era, with the United States, United Kingdom, and Japan open to players.
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Grand strategy with seven historical starts from 1700 to 1945. Population groups move, factories boom and bust, and AI powers pursue their own wars and plans.
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An election campaign strategy game. Spend scarce time and money week by week, survive the debates and the October surprise, and change the result. 49 campaigns across six countries from 1951 to 2027.
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Run a holding company against named rival firms in four scenarios: Great Lakes 2000, Texas Oil Patch 1981, Silicon Valley 1995, and Ruhr and Rhine 1991. Build plants, own supply chains, float subsidiaries, and take over competitors. Offline, no account, no ads.
Learn moreHow to choose. Start with A House Divided if you want a world that keeps moving. Pick Grand Century if you want a century to take apart in one sitting. Pick Corporate Warfare if you would rather own the economy than run the country. Try Margin of Victory if you have half an hour and want to rewrite an election.
