One of the poster children for political games, the Democracy series views government simulations through the lens of policy and popular opinion. You play as the primary he… See more

Not all political games are set in modern times, and perhaps the best of these is Yes, Your Grace. It warns you from the start that it’s “impossible to satisfy the needs of ev… See more

We’re taking a break from more global-facing political simulations for a more localized game that you should try if you’re looking for a well-researched take on the War on Ter… See more

This is the digital adaptation of one of the most fascinating Cold War board games. In a nail-biting two-player experience, one person represents America, while the other represents … See more

Supreme Ruler, as a series, has skewed more towards the war game side of the simulation spectrum because most of them tend to focus on specific conflicts such as WW2 or W… See more