Campaign
You are unemployed and looking for work. What would you do if a chain of mistakes suddenly put you in charge of a party in the Bundestag?
You were only looking for a job. But through a string of unfortunate coincidences, you suddenly find yourself leading a rising new party. Thrown into all that responsibility with zero experience, you now have to form coalitions, negotiate coalition agreements and ministries, pass laws, and make snap decisions whenever something unexpected happens.
You’d think so. But you’ll soon notice that good decisions and popularity are two completely different things. You’ll have to make impossible calls, like the stranding of Hope the whale. Rescue it, leave it lying there, or blow it up with several tonnes of explosives? And then there’s the trivial stuff too, like pension and social policy. All the while, the tabloid “BLÖD” comments on your every move and does its best to make your life hell.
On top of the politics, you also have to navigate the family jungle. Because your family noticed right away that you’re the one holding the levers of power now, and suddenly they’re demanding policies they could profit from.
You are unemployed and looking for work. What would you do if a chain of mistakes suddenly put you in charge of a party in the Bundestag?
Endless mode without a guided story or tutorials. Govern however you like and stay in power for as long as you can. When your era ends, you get your Politics Score.
Take over a party from the Demagogue Bundestag and master it. Every party has three goals that earn stars. Collect stars to unlock new attributes.
Your political parallel universe. Create and edit opposing parties, rewrite the rules, and simulate the scenarios no one else would let you try.
An asynchronous duel for two: you connect via a code and govern the same world with the same crises. You play your terms independently and wait for each other afterward. At the end of every term, you secretly choose a bonus for yourself or sabotage against your opponent.
All parties, politicians, platforms and events in this game are fictional. Similarities to real parties or people are part of the satirical exaggeration, not a realistic depiction.