Independent simulation studio
Four deep simulation games from one small studio. Run for office in a political world shared with every other player. Build a holding company and raid your rivals. Take a nation from 1700 to 1945. Run a real election campaign and change the result.
The games
Different scales and speeds, the same idea underneath: systems deep enough that the stories come out of them, not out of a script.
You play one politician in a world shared with every other player. The server runs a turn every hour: salaries are paid, bills advance, and votes are counted while you are away. Start in a state legislature and work toward the presidency, or stay out of office and build companies instead.
Free in the browser. The current world began in 1991, with the United States, United Kingdom, and Japan open to players.
Run a holding company against rival firms with names, tempers, and grudges. Build plants, own your supply chain, list subsidiaries, and take over competitors in Great Lakes 2000, Texas 1981, Silicon Valley 1995, or Ruhr and Rhine 1991.
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Grand strategy across the long century. Pick a start from 1700 to 1945 and take a nation through industry, reform, and war on a world that moves without you.
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Run a real election campaign week by week. 49 campaigns across six countries, from 1951 to 2027, plus a daily challenge with a leaderboard.
Play free ↗From the studio
Client releases, world updates, and the occasional look at what is moving under the surface.
From a multiplayer stock market game to an offline economic strategy game, built on what we learned running A House Divided's economy.
Read the postSubmitted to Apple. Once approved, the live world is a free download on your phone.
Read the postThe Beta 2 world passes a thousand consecutive hourly turns. The figures in this post are a July 2026 snapshot of that world.
Read the postTalk to the studio
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