Vox Populi: Brazil 2022

(About the same thing i said on my review on Vox Populi: USA) ++ Make it more customizable. -Full customization of all characters (adding unlimited traits and more traits, more appearance options, adding/removing characters from a election and fully customizing them and etc) -Full customization of all scenarios (changing popularity in a state or among a group of people, changing dates, more background scenarios, etc) -Customization of things like political power and cards. (all of this in a separate sandbox mode, not allowing achievements to make it fair) ++ Make it more realistic. (A separated realistic mode) -Add laws and a congress, like: a pre-set congress if you aren’t using cheats or a customizable congress if you’re, where you can create laws or stop laws. -Add systems like money (where you can use that money to buy propaganda from the media, or political power from corporations). -Add corruption, where you can buy political support for laws in the congress. Or getting money to sell your political power. -Add coups, like: you can use the congress to take over the government or be taken down. Of course: all of that as a separate option, like the first part as a separated sandbox game mode, the second part as a separated realistic mode, where you can play realistic mode with sandbox activated. If sandbox is activated, no achievements. Love yall, peace✌️

Vou ser BEM sincero: Comprei só pois era brazuca, comecei a jogar e criei meu personagem e logo pensei: "meu deus, isso aqui é uma aula de política, vou usar p ensinar minha esposa", e acabei jogando bem mais q achei q iria haha. Realmente precisa de um botão pra acelerar debates, mas fora isso BEM legal a arte e o jogo, recomendo. Parabéns

I deeply enjoy this series of games, Vox Populi Spain is one of my favourite political simulations of all time and this game continues the theme of the franchise by being a brilliant little electoral sim. However, whilst it does expand upon mechanics from previous games (The expansion of other states, different scenarios and by the looks of things different electoral systems) does add some much needed variety, the game still *feels* like the same game as the others in the series. Now if you enjoy the previous games as much as I do that is a massive win, hence why I'm recommending it. However, If you are looking for more depth and expansions within the game beyond merely "here's a different area" I would suggest waiting until the game is on sale or if you'd prefer, wait on the next game of the series to be released. (here's hoping they do a country with the Westminster system)