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A jam submission

PropagandaView game page

Influence citizens to donate for the protection of the city. Chill turn-based strategy.
Submitted by kirdaybov (@kir_daybov) — 16 hours, 52 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 12 people so far
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Player deploys ads to influence citizens to donate. After last turn the influence defines how many turrets the city can afford to build.

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Submitted(+1)

I liked! Interesting interpretation of the theme, good visuals and pleasant sound.

Submitted(+1)

Top notch theme and special object implementation. Also well designed overall -> the animation of building the turrets, the movement points being green or red depending on movement points. Maybe I missed it, but perhaps the ad range visual would be nice (to decide on which one to place) and one of my officers disappeared mid game. But those are really minor and still an amazing job for such short time.

Developer (1 edit)

Thanks! It was on my todo list to preview ad radius when you mouse over but didn't get to it. Thank you for the kind words ^___^

Submitted(+1)

Great Idea! I love this game!

Submitted

I absolutely love the music and sound design. *Notes taken*

Developer

Thank you so much! Loved your game, btw!

Submitted(+1)

Very cool idea!

(+1)

Cool game! I love the idea behind it :D

Developer

Thanks :)

Submitted

I really like the art and music

Developer

Thanks! It was a busy Saturday :D

Submitted

good idea maybe confusing at start (like my game;( )but really great idea and work

Developer

Thanks! Yeah, I really wanted to go for a TBS genre but didn't really think through the learning curve :D