This is A War of a Madman's Making: A combination of Visual Novel and text-based RPG centered around war planning and political survival, inspired by games like Suzerain and Decisive Campaigns: Barbarossa. War of a Madman's Making is set in a fictional world where nuclear escalation has blackened the skies. You are a citizen who has been mysteriously called up to serve as Field Marshal of the Great Leader's army. Through a combination of resource management, political maneuvering, and strategic military planning, you must survive the impending war - and the purges and assassinations that will come along with it. You have the freedom to be ruthless in your methods, but doing so too freely could have consequences - particularly if you face a tribunal for crimes against humanity. However, mismanage your resources pursuing nobler causes, and you'll find a similar fate at the hands of your beloved Great Leader. Reign in the disaster, protect your family, and survive the purges. Features <ul class="bb_ul"><li> Resource management. Maintain a military budget, popularity with the Leader's cabinet, and favor with the Great Leader himself. </li><li> Choose your allies and enemies. Scheme amongst the Leader's staff or even against the Leader himself. </li><li> Hidden points system that tracks your complicity in crimes against humanity. </li><li> Manipulate your reports when you must give bad news to the Great Leader, but be careful not to push your luck. </li><li> Retro-style soundtrack by Borealis (Shirli Ainsworth) full of tense overtures and bombastic battle themes. </li><li> An encyclopaedia filled with lore and character details - including nuggets that an astute player will find useful.</li></ul> Join the Discord and contribute to game development! <a href="https://steamcommunity.com/linkfilter/?url=https://discord.gg/XxYtYqYVwx" target="_blank" rel=" noopener" >https://discord.gg/XxYtYqYVwx</a>

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