Election Day - USA 2016 - Presidential Campaign 2.4

Reviews

1 ★, on 2017-12-30
Like many people said it's pretty biased against the left. I played both as Hillary and Trump and it was harder to play as Trump though I lost with both Hillary and Trump but it was way easier to get further with Hillary. What ever the system is that chooses what factions like or dislike a certain decision is really flawed. I could give a tax cut to a group and the media goes down like 40 points. It's just weird. I don't like it. Won't play it again and cannot recommend.

1 ★, on 2017-12-12
1st time playing I used Trump. I established an early lead, steamrolled through the Republican race and held 56% going into the final week leading to the Presidential election. On the final week I chose to meet with Staff and agreed to visit a conference for Catholic Bishops... and promptly dropped to 46% and lost. THAT is some bullcrap. Uninstalled.

2 ★, on 2018-01-07
Something I don't understand about the game is the complete fallacies in it. For example, whenever I was Ben Carson, I was asked about adding more federal regulations on guns and I said there shouldn't be. That dropped my points in like 4 different areas, and the one that suprised me the most was the public. In real life gun control is a losing issue for Democrats so therefore the public wouldn't be in favor of more regulations.

3 ★, on 2018-01-07
Like many reviews say, there is an obvious bias towards the left, and it's easier to get through the game. But I've seen people say it's impossible to win with Trump, it's not true as I just won with him. But it is significantly harder. If they balance the game a bit more, then it would be really fun.

1 ★, on 2018-01-24
Playing as trump. "Visit Afghanistan to support the troops?" After pressing yes my support went down and i lost. Really? Visiting troops who are deployed made me get less votes as a republican? I notice a lot is wrong with this game on a logical sense regarding politics. I think a lot of the outcomes of answers are pretty random.

5 ★, on 2018-01-07
Very silly that people are calling the game biased because they lose. For example, considering that most Christian religions in the US are Protestant and not Catholic, meeting with Catholic Bishops would be seen as negative enough drop a few points. Very relaxing game for me, it's very fun to just sit back and take the race easy and think about how people would react to certain actions.