Dummynation 9+

Alejandro Hernandez Ferrero

Designed for iPad

- 4.0 • 92 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Geopolitical management game with organic borders and a streamlined gameplay.

You are given unlimited power over a country, with a single promise to fulfill: world domination. How you manage to achieve it is up to you.

•Expand your territory by military occupation to gain more power, but do not spread too thin too fast or your empire will crumble even faster.
•Analyze and manipulate diplomatic relations to invade countries while avoiding creating too many powerful enemies.
•Use your country's resources to sustain your research and military campaigns, but if you spend too much your land will be impoverished and you will fall behind your rivals in the balance of power.
•Determine your country's economic policy and reach a high economic growth, which might allow you to outpace your rivals in the power race even without using military force.

6 Feb 2024

Version 2.10

Bugfixes

4.0 out of 5

92 Ratings

Problem

My only problem is that when I fully invade the country it comes back can you please fix it

A good game but…

I like Dummynation, it’s a great strategy game, but only thing I hate about is unrealistic wars, why the heck is Oman invading Pakistan or Iran, and why the heck is European Countries invading African Countries and why the heck countries like USA or Canada are invading Caribbean countries, and even worse, Central American or South American Countries invade small islands, these unrealistic wars p*ssed me off, and when I was creating a country, countries like Malaysia and Oman invade it for no reason, please change it

A suggestion

This is just a suggestion this game is good but maybe say if your Hungary and you capture or persuade Austria to join you then you become the Austria Hungarian empire but to truly unlock it then you have to capture the other country’s land that was one the Austria Hungarian empires land and that then gives you a boost for you country any ways that’s just a suggestion and an update I would love.

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