A game I love playing is Democracy 3[1], I believe it's an excellent example and exercise of simulating democratic systems. There are so many toggles you can tw

A game I love playing is Democracy 3[1], I believe it's an excellent example and exercise of simulating democratic systems. There are so many toggles you can tweak, dozens of policies to enact, setting whatever budget you want for each policies. Maybe around ~50 different situations (think GDP to pollution to gang wars) all interconnected with each other, and a bunch of voting groups - every person belongs to several groups (religious, rural, commuter, socialist etc...) As a newbie, it quickly becomes evident how difficult it is to make an overall positive change in the society - because most tweaks that would make something better by X% will make something else worse by Y% - and since everything is connected to everything that leads to chain reactions. More often than not I end up getting assassinated by the second term. :D [1] http://positech.co.uk/democracy3/ http://positech.co.uk/democracy3/, https://store.steampowered.com/app/245470/Democracy_3/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/245470/Democracy_3/ on steam