A web of icons represents policies and problems across the different sectors of society. At first glance it looks like its predecessor, Democracy 2. I hum a few bars of Jerusalem.ĭemocracy 3 is a tricky beast, reacting far better to gentle changes and careful manipulation of figures and policies than to knee-jerk politicking. Maternity leave is another must-have for my nation, and I start to suspect I'm the most benevolent leader the UK has ever known. Because there's nothing on earth like a genuine bona fide electrified six-car monorail. While I ponder the complexities of international finance, I bring in an opt-out organ donation law and start construction of a monorail. Firstly, here's what would happen if the UK were run by a sleep-deprived games journalist hopped up on caffeine and power.Īs the new leader of the UK I have, as they are so fond of saying on Question Time, “some problems inherited from the previous government.” Focusing on the economy seems to be a sensible (and relatively popular) thing to do because there's more money going out than coming in, so I introduce a luxury goods tax. The conversation thus far has encompassed monkey brains, the US Department of Defense and implementing a 'Boris Johnson mode'.
The series is now gearing up for a third outing, and we are talking in a coffee shop near the Rezzed booth where Cliff has been previewing the game for attendees.
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