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Pretty fun game. Most of the negative reviews are from people who don't know how to play. Git gud scrub.

Please don't tell my mom.

Look Over Your Shoulder Simulator 2015.

Still waiting for Season 2.

The sad fall of Rebecca Chambers. From crack shot, leech killing bad ass in RE0, to completely unable to defend herself in RE1. Must have taken too many green herbs and forgot everything.

It's the same exact game as the Political Machine 2012. Same graphics. Same music. Same random events. Same glitches. Same *everything*. Stardock slapped a 2016 sticker on the previous game and decided to charge people $10 for it.

A bit of history: TPM2008 was notable for bringing the series into 3D. It featured a mode where you'd face former presidents (from Nixon and Kennedy to Lincoln and Washington) to unlock more playable characters. It even had different election year scenarios, allowing players to run for President during the Civil War (among others) and to formulate a campaign to win voters during that time period. It was educational and fun. TPM2012 stripped away these modes, and only allowed players to run the 2012 campaign.

TPM2016 is literally the same exact game as 2012. Swap out a few uneletectable presidential candidates and a few issues (instead of running on a platform based on reforming the economy, you'll be basing it on national security, the environment, or Black Lives Matter) and you have TPM2016.

The same glitches are still there from previous versions. Every few games, I'm randomly blocked from using Political Capital (to hire more staffers). When attempting to select my veep, constant pop-up messages come up telling me that my opponent got endorsed by a political group. After a campaign is over and I'm reviewing the map one final time, music from the “results” screen and the “map” screen play at the same time. Bottom line: Glitches are fine and are to be expected, but not when the SAME glitches have been in your game series for over *eight years*. It's clear that the game hasn't been tested, or that Stardock just doesn't care.

The voter demographics are still wonky too. Republicans can easily win Vermont, Connecticut, and Oregon (Dem strongholds), but rarely win New Hampshire (tossup state). Democrats can easily win Tennessee and West Virginia (GOP strongholds). Little things like that, turn what could be a (somewhat) educational game into a free-for-all with no redeeming values.

As I previously said, this game is the same game as TPM2012, right down to the main menu and graphics. I couldn't imagine another strategy game (like Civilization) repackaging the same game every four years, changing a spreadsheet or two, and tossing it out into the market. Don't support Stardock and this lazy money grab.

TL;DR: Avoid this game. If you are a political junkie, pick up TPM2008 off Amazon or eBay for a few bucks. There are guides online on how to mod the game to your liking. It's really easy to add more characters and modify the current-day issues. You'll get twice the game for half the price.

Waifu Simulator 2015.

It's a little buggy and the graphics haven't aged well. But if you're willing to look past its flaws, Bloodlines can easly be considered one of the greatest games of all time.

I'd say it's less "simulation" and more "Tecmo Bowl"... And that's not a bad thing. This is a budget title, and it shows. The graphics, animations, and audio (namely the commentator) are terrible. There is a serious lack of depth, with each game in the franchise mode feeling like random exhibitions. But Axis Football 2015 shows a lot of potential. I dare say that I actually enjoy the passing system in this game over modern day Madden titles.

Overall, the game is pretty fun. If it should go on sale for $4 or less, I'd highly recommend checking it out.

I actually think the graphics look good.