The Political Machine 2020 (Steam)

care about in the swing states. What plays well in Texas or California might hurt you in Ohio or Florida.The Political Machine 2020 is a complete rewrite of the original versions of the game with vastly improved graphics and a more sophisticated simulation that combines polling data, voter enthusiasm, and the most recent US census results to deliver a game that is both fun to play for casual players, and realistic enough for political wonks.Do you think you have what it takes? Take to the campaign trail and show the nation why you should be the next President of the United States of America! Features Spread your Ideology - Participate in Town Hall events to earn ideology points and solidify your position on hot issues with your voters. Generate Enthusiasm - Use your power and money to purchase ads to discredit your opponent and influence voters. The greater enthusiasm your base has for an issue, the more effective your ad campaigns will be. Participate in Interviews - Accept invitations to various talk shows across the country in order to share your opinion on issues important to the American people. Choose your Candidate - Play as one of several candidates, each with their own custom stats like stamina, intelligence, charisma, media bias, and more. Manage your Campaign Budget - Purchase advertisements, travel across the country to campaign, and hire operatives to enhance your PR or cripple your opponent. Be wary - if you overspend and need extra cash, it might come from somewhere that will shake voters’ confidence in you! Create a Candidate - Customize your own front runner and race for the White House. Practice your Politics - A sophisticated underlying simulation model uses census data and real issues to test your political savvy. Be Ready for Anything - Torrid affairs, natural disasters, email scandals, and other “breaking news” events can pop up and change the direction of the campaign for better or worse. Check your Standings - With poll tracking and leaderboards, you can see how well people are playing as their candidates or what issues they are supporting over time.