Demockracy

Demockracy

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Description

Build a political party in a fictional country and play for one thing: win power and keep it. Recruit politicians, conquer regions, win elections. There are clean paths and dirty games. Everyone has a price. What's yours?

Single-player

Platforms

Windows

Developer

SKLC Games

Publisher

SKLC Games

IndieSimulationStrategy2DChoices MatterConspiracyDark HumorDiplomacyDynamic NarrationDystopianGrand StrategyManagementMinimalist

About

Politics isn't public service. It's power. And power belongs to whoever can hold on to it.

In Demockracy you take charge of a political party in a fictional country. Your goal isn't to run the country — it's to win the election and keep your grip on power. The people's troubles? Just leverage waiting to be turned into votes. You do the talking; they do the cheering.

How to Seize Power

  • Build your party: pick an ideology, set your doctrine, assemble your inner circle.
  • Recruit politicians: win some over with prestige, buy the rest with cash. Everyone has a price.
  • Conquer the regions: four regions, twenty districts. Run campaigns, climb the polls.
  • Win the vote: a 55-seat parliament allocated by proportional representation (the D'Hondt method). 28 seats means you rule alone.

Clean Hands or Dirty Games

Every goal has two roads. Hold a rally — or unleash a troll army. Persuade your rival — or corner him with blackmail. Dirty games work faster, but they raise your exposure risk. As the risk climbs, scandals erupt: your funds drain, your deputies resign, your votes melt away.

A Living Political Arena

  • Reactive rivals: AI parties watch you, run counter-campaigns, and poach your people.
  • Decision moments: dilemmas land on your desk regularly — every choice costs budget, reputation, risk or votes.
  • Doctrine tree: spend political capital to specialize your party. You can't have it all; decide who you'll become.
  • Escalating scandals and dynamic events: no two runs play out the same.

Highlights

  • Full localization in 7 languages: Turkish, English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, French.
  • Hundreds of unique political figures — with names drawn from each language family.
  • Single-player and endlessly replayable: every party, every election is different.

You're at the podium. The lights are on you. The people are watching.
Now show us — whatever it costs you, do you really want power?