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In the unique world of this political simulator, you travel to Europe, 1932-1935, to become the party leader in one of the following countries: Germany, France, or England. You have a real chance to become the winner of WWII even before it begins...

Evil Democracy: 1932 is a strategy, simulation and indie game developed and published by Hamsters Gaming.
Released on October 02nd 2020 is available only on Windows in 10 languages: English, Russian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Polish, Turkish, Japanese and French.

It has received 474 reviews of which 356 were positive and 118 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.1 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 9.99€ on Steam.


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  • OS *: Windows 7+
  • Processor: 1.8 GHz
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: 2 Gb
  • Storage: 1600 MB available space

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March 2021
This game is a good choice if you want something meditative and addictive at the same time. :-) I love small animations in the game. The game is getting better and better through time. I just wish there would be more scenarios. ;-)
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Jan. 2021
I really like the implementation of the dogma mechanics in the game. Dogmas are the principles of the party. For example, one can accept the dogma of individual liberty, but then one cannot accept the dogma of unconditional service to the nation. Particular Dogmas have advantages and disadvantages. For example, one will give you an advantage with the electorate, but a disadvantage with the sponsors, etc. All this is especially interesting in the context of the possibility of creating your own unique party at the start, rather than choosing from the proposed
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Dec. 2020
So what can I say about the game? As a person who isn't into politics, I found this game very interesting and unique. It looks cool to me. Recommend. 7-8 out of 10 By the way, check other games by this developer too
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Oct. 2020
Don't buy unless you can get this HEAVILY discounted In the pack containing five "Hamsters Gaming" games I got this game. The pack was ~20 bucks. That's around five games so four bucks per game pretty much makes this game worth it. I got this because it was recommended to me by Steam given I dabble in RTS and Grand Strategy. This game isn't all that deep. Evil Democracy is a game where you attempt to win elections in three different scenarios (Germany, Britain, France) in the 30's. Mechanically speaking: You push buttons. You push the 'end turn' button, the journalist button, you push a button to hire dudes, and you push a button to give the dudes jobs. The most tedious element of this process is when the game prompts you to make an unreasonable amount of newspapers, leaflets, or other maguffins so that you get some cash from congress or more votes. Your aim is to push buttons until the amount of voters you get surpasses the other political parties. You want different stats like your budget, profit, votes, and sponsors to go up more and more each turn so that you can print more newspapers and deploy more activists to win the election. See, if you can get this game really cheap then to me it's worth it. I don't think this game has enough features nor is it more complicated than Cookie Clicker. If you're expecting some deep Paradox experience or a complicated RP Strategy experience set in the WWII era then you should pass on this. I can't quite recommend it, but I'll thumbs it up because it was a unique experience at least :/
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Sept. 2020
Evil Democracy: 1932 - It is a game in which any party in the country, in order to win elections and increase the number of supporters, can use all methods and tricks from campaigning, advertising and sponsorship to election fraud and deception to beat their opponents. There are three scenarios of events, three scenes - Germany, France and Great Britain in the period 1932-1940, when the parties vigorously divided territories among themselves. The choice of the party is very extensive, starting with the Democrats, Republicans, Centrists and Liberals, ending with the Communists and Nationalists, and that's not all parties. You become the leader of the party, which was given the newspapers and the budget, you should spend optimally on journalists and expenses for campaigning and newspapers. Gradually, moving one by one, we have to gain the trust of the people and get votes from them, for this we have many levers of pressure that the game gives us. In the end, when you have used up all the turns, there are no more turns left, the votes of the voters and sponsors are counted, and if the commission considers your votes higher than those of other opposition members, then you will become a leader in the region and will have power on the territory. I would like the developers to add more features and achievements. I can recommend this game to everyone!
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Evil Democracy: 1932 is currently priced at 9.99€ on Steam.

Evil Democracy: 1932 is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 9.99€ on Steam.

Evil Democracy: 1932 received 356 positive votes out of a total of 474 achieving a rating of 7.12.
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Evil Democracy: 1932 was developed and published by Hamsters Gaming.

Evil Democracy: 1932 is playable and fully supported on Windows.

Evil Democracy: 1932 is not playable on MacOS.

Evil Democracy: 1932 is not playable on Linux.

Evil Democracy: 1932 is a single-player game.

Evil Democracy: 1932 does not currently offer any DLC.

Evil Democracy: 1932 does not support mods via Steam Workshop.

Evil Democracy: 1932 does not support Steam Remote Play.

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Evil Democracy: 1932
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Hamsters Gaming
Release 02 Oct 2020
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