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A Pro-Donald Trump presidential simulation. Make America Rich Again through trade. Make America Safe again by Defeating ISIS. Make America Great Again!
Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency is a memes, post-apocalyptic and political sim game
developed by Maverick Game Studio
and published by Three Guys Game Studio.
Released on September 26th 2016 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 1,819 reviews of which 1,567 were positive and 252 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.2 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 2.99€ on Steam.
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- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Any
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: Integrated Video Card
- Storage: 550 MB available space
- Sound Card: Any
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Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency, developed by Maverick Game Studio and published by Three Guys Game Studio, is an eccentric blend of satire, strategy, and action that puts players in the shoes of one of the most polarizing figures in modern politics. Rather than presenting itself as a serious political simulation, the game thrives on exaggeration and absurd humor, transforming the political slogan “Make America Great Again” into a literal gameplay mission. Players take on the role of Donald Trump as the newly elected president, tasked with leading the United States through a mix of political crises, economic management, and even direct combat sequences. It is a game that aims less to simulate real-world governance and more to parody it, using outlandish scenarios and caricatured imagery to turn modern politics into an interactive farce. At its foundation, the game operates as a hybrid between resource management and action-driven gameplay. The strategic layer has players managing aspects of government policy—balancing the economy, making trade decisions, constructing the border wall, and navigating foreign affairs. These mechanics are intentionally simplified, serving more as a framework for humor than a realistic depiction of statecraft. The decisions you make affect various national indicators such as GDP, approval ratings, and security, but the underlying systems are not particularly complex. Where most political sims reward careful planning, this game rewards boldness and excess, reflecting the exaggerated personality it centers on. The results are often unpredictable: one decision might skyrocket your approval ratings while another triggers a global incident. This unpredictability fits the game’s theme, adding chaos and comedic tension to what might otherwise be a straightforward management experience. In addition to the political strategy elements, the game features a surprising amount of action. At various points, the president himself steps into battle—fighting terrorists, defending the border, or confronting enemies in side-scrolling combat sequences. These moments are deliberately over-the-top, transforming Trump into an unlikely action hero who wields heavy weaponry and delivers one-liners while taking on hordes of enemies. The gameplay during these segments is simplistic but energetic, designed to break up the slower pace of political decision-making with bursts of chaotic fun. While the combat lacks depth, it succeeds at reinforcing the satirical tone, turning the presidency into an explosive parody of heroism and nationalism. Visually, Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency embraces its cartoonish premise with bold, colorful designs and an exaggerated aesthetic. The environments and character models are intentionally stylized, leaning into a comic-book sensibility rather than realism. The art direction gives the game a sense of identity, allowing it to fully commit to its satirical purpose. The interface is straightforward and functional, making it easy to navigate menus, monitor statistics, and execute actions without getting bogged down by overly detailed systems. Although the visuals are not technically advanced, they are serviceable for the tone the developers were aiming for. The soundtrack complements the absurdity, mixing patriotic fanfares with tongue-in-cheek motifs that accompany the game’s more ridiculous moments. Where the game stumbles is in depth and consistency. While it offers a variety of activities—from policy decisions to combat—it struggles to make any one system feel robust. The strategic components often boil down to basic binary choices, and the outcomes can feel random or exaggerated to the point of absurdity. The action segments, while amusing at first, become repetitive once you’ve seen the limited range of enemy types and scenarios. The humor, too, is hit or miss; some moments land with genuine comedic bite, while others rely on stereotypes or recycled jokes that wear thin over time. The developers clearly intended to create a satire rather than a balanced game, but the lack of nuance can make the experience feel shallow after the initial novelty fades. The political nature of the game ensures that it will provoke strong reactions. Its depiction of global politics is pure caricature, leaning heavily into exaggerated representations of world leaders, nations, and policies. Depending on the player’s perspective, this can either be wildly entertaining or gratingly simplistic. Supporters of political satire may find the absurdity refreshing, appreciating how it pokes fun at real-world issues through exaggerated scenarios. Others, however, may feel that the game trivializes complex subjects or indulges too much in surface-level humor. Ultimately, the game doesn’t aim to take sides so much as it aims to amplify the theatricality of modern politics, treating global affairs as if they were part of an arcade spectacle rather than a diplomatic puzzle. In terms of replayability, Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency offers some incentive to experiment with different playstyles. Players can choose to rule with aggression, diplomacy, or a mix of both, unlocking different outcomes and occasionally unique interactions. However, the limited range of systems means that even with alternate approaches, the experience remains largely similar from one playthrough to another. The game’s short length and accessible mechanics make it easy to complete, but they also mean there is not much to discover beyond the initial few hours. What sustains interest is less the gameplay itself and more the absurdity of watching political satire unfold in real time. Ultimately, Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency is less a simulation of leadership and more a chaotic stage for political parody. It revels in exaggeration, embraces its own ridiculousness, and provides bursts of entertainment through its audacious tone. As a satire, it succeeds in capturing the bombast and spectacle of modern political theater, even if it lacks the sharp wit or mechanical sophistication to make it truly memorable. For players who enjoy irreverent humor, fast-paced action, and unconventional premises, it delivers a uniquely strange experience. For those seeking depth or realism, it will likely feel more like a novelty act than a lasting piece of interactive commentary. In the end, it stands as a curious artifact of its time—a bold, brash, and undeniably bizarre attempt to turn a political slogan into a playable form of entertainment. Rating: 8/10
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this is a troll game, im playing for achievements and the badge. its funny at times if you can grasp the humor. you really have to read to tutorial beforehand and understand how to play. i wouldn't say its easy as you will have to plan and keep trying. your goal is to pay off the debt and fight isis to win. doing it in 365 days will give the hardest achievement (which i cant do) but theres guilds out there. fun for what it is.
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Went in expecting a political simulator. Ended up building a wall taller than my GPA. 10/10 would bankrupt the nation with executive orders again. Highlights of my presidency: -Challenged Canada to a 1v1 in Rocket League diplomacy. -Accidentally declared war on Sweden after mistaking IKEA furniture names for foreign threats. -Renamed all national parks to “Trump Forests.” Every tree now gold-plated. -My VP was a bald eagle wearing sunglasses. I never questioned it. -Held 43 rallies in a single day, crowd was just me and a confused pizza delivery guy. Still got re-elected. Game crashed once when I tried to pardon myself and deport myself at the same time. Graphics: Surprisingly orange. Soundtrack: Mostly national anthems and ego. Only downside? Can’t tweet from the Oval Office mid-nuke launch. Lost immersion. Final Verdict: 5 out of 5 Executive Orders. Would Make Steam Great Again.
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Make America Great Again Salute to Mr. Trump's re-election to the presidency of the United States. Make America Great Again Ein Gruß an Trumps Wiederwahl zum Präsidenten der Vereinigten Staaten. Saluez la réélection de M. Trump à la présidence des États-Unis.
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When I first played this game years ago, I thought it was a mess but now after having read the paragraphs of text, I can say this game is pretty fun. While being simple, this game has a charming game play loop that is just fun to try and reach God Emperor rank. The game offers a challenge system that rewards you with upgrades for both the Taliban raids and the main games map/trade level. Little Pearls of Wisdom 1. You can send aid anytime you want to any country, you do not need them to ask (helps with Europe's challenge of getting 3 countries to love America) 2. If you ever go over the limit and WW3 is declared, you can spam aid to countries to reduce the bar as it climbs (helps with China's and Japan's challenges) 3. Raiding North Korea offers little WW3 bar growth and gives you a great start early game for obtaining products 4. Completing challenges buffs Trump to be more efficient and powerful For the God Emperor Achievement After playing for a while, I do not think getting this achievement is even possible just with how demanding the game is with its prerequisites to actually be able to end the game. BASE REQUIREMENTS TO BEAT GAME AND GET GOD EMPEROR [*] Obtain Ammo Belt Upgrade (Faster Fire Speed and damage): Get North Korea to Max Fear -You can invade North Korea for 500 billion to get them to fear you or spam rockets at them for 25 billion [*] Obtain Rockets and Minigun (Required for final boss fight): Buy a product while raiding North Korea [*] Get America to level 5 (Base Requirement to unlock all Taliban levels) [*] Beat all Taliban Raids [*] Pay off your debt (Debt starts at 20 trillion (20000 billion) and grows over time) [*] Do all of this before 365 days or 15 minutes (2.5 seconds per day) Because so much is required, I made a spreadsheet for all of the costs and income you will accrue when trying and beating the Taliban COSTS TO UPGRADE AMERICA Level Price (Billions) Cows (~17 per) Product (~30 per) Oil (~110 per) Cost Level 1 50 0 0 0 50 Level 2 600 0 0 0 600 Level 3 0 28 20 8 1956 Level 4 0 35 25 10 2445 Level 5 0 42 30 12 2934 TOTAL COST 7985 BILLION (7.985 trillion) TALIBAN LEVEL REWARDS Level Cash Yield (Billions) Cows (~17 per) Product (~30 per) Oil (~110 per) Profit Level 1 510 4 3 0 668 Level 2 340 0 1 0 370 Level 3 1870 4 5 0 2088 Level 4 3000 10 3 0 3260 Level 5 1620 0 2 0 1680 TOTAL YIELD 8066 BILLION (8.066 trillion) NET LOSS OR PROFIT INCOME GAINED FROM RAIDS $8066 Billion COSTS REQUIRED TO RAID $7958 Billion Income Statement + $108 billion So with only making ~$100 Billion, you really need to try and invest as much as you can into oil and making as much profit before taking on the Taliban because there is nothing to gain in fighting them outside of finishing the game. For those who don't want to attempt the grind of God Emperor legitimately [*] Go to your file explorer [*] Go to documents [*] Open the "MakeAmericaGreatAgin" folder [*] Open the "Data" text file [*] CTR + F and search for "<Money>" [*] Switch the current value with however much you want [*] Then just buy up a bunch of resources and complete the game C:\Users\userName\OneDrive\Documents\MakeAmericaGreatAgain Other than grinding the God Emperor achievement, this game is pretty fun and a very casual experience; once you get past all the paragraphs of tutorial text.
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Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency is currently priced at 2.99€ on Steam.
Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 2.99€ on Steam.
Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency received 1,567 positive votes out of a total of 1,819 achieving a rating of 8.24.
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Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency was developed by Maverick Game Studio and published by Three Guys Game Studio.
Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency is not playable on MacOS.
Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency is not playable on Linux.
Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency is a single-player game.
Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency does not currently offer any DLC.
Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
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Maverick Game Studio
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Three Guys Game Studio
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26 Sep 2016
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