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Take control of any nation and shape its future. Manage resources, trade, and taxes, engage in real-time warfare, navigate global diplomacy, and react to dynamic world events. Build a thriving economy, forge alliances, and command armies in a constantly evolving world!
World Warfare & Economics is a early access, grand strategy and political sim game
developed and published by Okron Studio.
Released on December 20th 2023 is available in English on Windows and MacOS.
It has received 569 reviews of which 395 were positive and 174 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.7 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 18.67€ on K4G.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 (SP1+) and Windows 10
- Processor: x86, x64 architecture with SSE2 instruction set support.
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: DX10, DX11, DX12 capable.
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 12 GB available space
MacOS
- Requires an Apple processor
- OS: High Sierra 10.13+
- Processor: Apple M1 Silicon only
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Storage: 12 GB available space
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Having played numerous grand strategies political/econ/war sims for over a decade this game is probably the best one yet set in a modern (post 2000) setting. Usually they are either too casual and the simple mechanics suck out all of the enjoyment from planning and navigating a complex-dynamic environment (policies dont work as you would've expected) or overly detailed and herendously optimized. World Warfare and Economics, coming from a small studio and without any marketing hits a perfect balance between the two keeping the gameplay fun for a wide range of players - focus on domestic social and economic policies or wage war like a maniac, its your choice and the devs just give you the environment and tools for that. The game is still in early development and honestly I am quite sceptical on how long the devs will be able to maintain it, the economic system is not very complex (currently there is no inflation indicator and the only economic policies you can introduce are fiscal (taxes, subsidies), would be fun to see a monetary policy toolkit along with a balance of payment module) so you really just tackle planned economy style "deficits". Nevertheless its more interesting to play than the Millenium Dawn HOI4 mod or Geopolitical Simulator. The ingame info is very well structured and you have all the data you need to make decisions, everything is simple and quite detailed. I hope the devs will continue working on the game and introduce new features, for instance national focus trees like in Paradox games because this would help you to actually steer a nation towards achieving strategic long term goals on a global scale, rather than constantly battling with "deficits". 15 bucks is a hefty pricetag but I highly recommend to buy this game to support the team and products like these. UPD 26.08.2025: Devs introduced monetary policy - not sure how well the mechanics work but I'm surprised that they made these changes so quickly. Again, probably one of the best econsims we have today in terms of how interconnected econ, defense, social and external policies are in a modern setting.
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Finally a functioning game - Well worth the wait since the developer has show interest in completing this gem can't wait to see the end result
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Game has come a long way developer is doing great with updates and features
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So usually when a game is in early access for over a year that's a major red flag that it has been abandoned but not in the case of WWE. There is a single dev working on the game and they're very dedicated in fixing bugs, listening to community suggestions, and improving the game. People were complaining about save bugs that broke their game, fixed, people complained about the graphics looking too crappy, graphics were just improved, people complain about minor bugs, there is both a Steam forum to report them that the dev looks at and a Discord server from what I've heard as well as an in-game bug report button. The developer truly cares about their game and that is a massive green flag for the future of the game, not to mention the game goes on sale often and is only $30 at its' original price and as of this review is at $15. Cons: 1. The game is still sort of lacking when it comes to international organizations/alliances, for example there are no real alliances like NATO or CSTO and the UN is a wip. 2. I personally don't like the resource extraction change where you run out of resources too quickly. 3. There are still a lot of minor spelling errors. 4. The protests are either glitched or need to be almost entirely reworked. The most sensible of law changes causes mass protests. The only way to solve protests is to ignore them over time which is unrealistic. 5. The tutorial is too barebones and new players who have never played geopolitical sims will struggle to learn the game. 6. The military/war aspect is pretty barebones and basic too and the peace conference just allows you to take provinces, far too barebones. 7. The research system is also very barebones but it's likely they'll add more in the future. 8. The disaster system is fairly unrealistic and needs to be reworked, you could have 200,000 people die in an earthquake in France. Pros: 1. The diplomacy/economy part of the game is great, you have to send envoys to improve relations so you get more favorable trade deals with other countries and you can sign economic, trade, and military agreements with countries and they'll allow you to charge them more when exporting and you can lower the price substantially when importing from them if you have great relations. 2. I like the recent graphical improvements, it's nice to see the colors of countries pop more vividly than before. 3. Micromanaging sectors like healthcare, energy, welfare, transportation, and housing is pretty realistic and you have to manually build facilities like coal plants, hospitals, etc to meet your population's demands and increase the population growth rate and happiness. 4. I love the resource system and how it demands you to meet your resource needs for facilities as this is very realistic and you will have to adapt and import certain resources from other countries or produce these resources yourself. You can also subsidize certain resources to boost production. 5. The rankings of everything such as military power, specific resource production by country, economic data, etc are very well organized and helpful as to which countries you want to trade with or compete with. 6. World tension (being a HOI4 player I am very familiarized) I love as a concept in this game as well. I definitely recommend this game especially on sale if you like geopolitical sims like Power And Revolution or the old Superpower games.
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Even after only playing two hours, the following seems clear: this project still in development beats other long-time geopolitical simulator rivals: - the game runs great, load time and speed of time passing is comfortably fast - the UI design is smooth, the system feels intuitive (if you have played Paradox games or other economy simulators - The map modes keep the view clean, you do not get overflooded by icons - The trade system UI is so much better than Power & Revolutions, and you can propose multiple deals in one go! (thank God!) The internal politics are currently not part of the playable simulation, seems like it is being reworked. The current features however still keep it fun I have not been playing this since the start, but looking up update diaries, it is clear that the dev team had to make some hard choices. It feels they made the brave step to reduce features, postpone the shiny roadmap and rather fix the core systems of the game. Hats off for doing that and getting financial support from the board! This makes me think the zeal and care of the team will bring this game to great heights once more features worked on now will get added.
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World Warfare & Economics is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam.
World Warfare & Economics is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 24.99€ on Steam.
World Warfare & Economics received 395 positive votes out of a total of 569 achieving a rating of 6.65.
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World Warfare & Economics was developed and published by Okron Studio.
World Warfare & Economics is playable and fully supported on Windows.
World Warfare & Economics is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
World Warfare & Economics is not playable on Linux.
World Warfare & Economics is a single-player game.
World Warfare & Economics does not currently offer any DLC.
World Warfare & Economics does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
World Warfare & Economics does not support Steam Remote Play.
World Warfare & Economics is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Okron Studio
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