Aaron Soupporis was already a fan of Democracy 3, but when he tries to build his perfect society in Democracy 3:Africa, the new Expandalone, he finds himself rapidly moving without knowing it into a dictatorship, all the time thinking he is acting in the countries best interest.
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Do you think you have what it takes to find solutions to the challenges facing the African nations? Democracy 3 Africa is a re-imagining of Positech Games’ hugely popular political simulator. Taking the familiar model and overlaying it with new, more challenging countries to manage, the game challenges you more than ever by placing you at the head of some of the world’s less developed nations.
Rick de Klerk takes a look at Democracy 3:Africa, the indie political strategy game that is one of the few games to cover the continent with ny detail or depth. Can he solve the various countries problems and stay in power? And how accurately does the game reflect the challenges of politics on modern Africa?
