Canadian Game Developer Announces New Video Game Inspired By Democratic Revolutions
Online, February 20, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Canadian Game developer Gamebienceā¢ today announced the development of "Final Ordeal: Rise of Democracy", a geo-political, role-playing strategy game that puts gamers in control of a fictional nation under the brink of collapse due to outdated policies and people's rise for reform and change.
Gamers will step into the shoes of a Head of Stater of one of the fictional countries that face severe national crisis with rising unemployment, growing corruption and crippling government policies. As a Leader of a chosen nation, one of the main goals of the game is to achieve a near-Utopian status by overcoming people's discontent and transforming the nation into a prosperous democratic state by achieving demands of the people.
The game's secondary goal is to retain power by multiple methods including the choice to try and win a free election by transforming the nation into a successful democratic system.
As an opposition player, the ultimate goal of the gamer is to transform their chosen nation into a free and secular democratic nation either by peacefully defeating the Computer (playing as a Leader) or by transforming it into a democratically elected President -all by peace and dialogue.
Players can take on the role of a President of any of the five virtual countries partly inspired by real-life nations: Tanesia, Pharaonia, Adenestan, Aljar and Zorosia. Some other countries will be available via download-able add-on. Each virtual country is completely unique with its own set of cultures, political setup and outcomes.
The game will be released as a Digital edition next month and as a Retail DVD version shortly thereafter.
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