OUR GAMES
Crisis in the Kremlin
Don’t let the Soviet Union collapse and the socialist system to fall to the darkness of history or lead the Soviet Union down a new path – democracy and free market! But before you decide something, think – will it cause more harm than good?
Ostalgie : The Berlin Wall
The confrontation between the socialist and capitalist bloc is coming to an end. The old party leaders are still sitting in their offices, not changing anything and waiting for orders from Moscow. But their end is coming nearer – Gorbachev and Kohl shake hands, unleashing unexpected consequences. What should we do?
China: Mao’s legacy
Year 1976, the stormy Cultural revolution has died down, hard times of hongweibing and public criticism are coming to an end. Mao Zedong, old and sick, will soon leave China to his comrades from the CPC. The Cold War is coming into a new phase and only you will determine what will China become and what place will it take in the world.
Collapse: A Political Simulator
Collapse: A Political Simulator is a grand strategy game that takes place in 1992-2004. You take, into your own hands, your own Party, in the conditions of total devastation of one of the fictional post-Soviet states of Europe, and try to realize your (or someone else’s) political dreams in the shaky arena of this shaky situation. But first, you should at least get some important state positions, or do you want to stay in opposition all your life without seeing the “captivating star of happiness”?
Immerse yourself in the seething cauldron of politics in a fictional post-Soviet republic from 1992 to 2004.
Lead one of 7 political parties, compete for power with others and solve internal conflicts.
Taking the reins of government, lead the young republic in this turbulent time, or criticize the government while being in opposition.
Determine the internal and external course of your country, balance between different groups and world leaders.
Look for ways out of the economic and political crisis, while not completely losing the support of the population and state elites. Or maybe the time has come for the state to become you? Well, try it!
