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Cyber Nations

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Welcome to Cyber Nations, a free nation simulation game. Create a nation anywhere in the world and decide how you will rule your people by choosing a government type, a national religion, ethnicity, tax rate, currency type, and more in this new geo-political, nation, and government simulator.
Cybernations as stated above is a "simulator" game. You get to create your country, build infrastructure, manage the military and policies, and wage war if you desire. To keep it entertaining continuously does require an amount of role-playing, but you can spent as much or as little time as you'd like towards the game. If you enjoy role-playing, world simulations, or politics it's worth signing up and giving a shot. Cybernations

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NationStates

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NationStates is a free nation simulation game. Build a nation and run it according to your own warped political ideals. Create a Utopian paradise for society's less fortunate or a totalitarian corporate police state. Care for your people or deliberately oppress them. Join the United Nations or remain a rogue state. It's really up to you.
It's a very laid back "game". Takes a few minutes a day, and not too much to do unless you get into role-playing. You get to make decisions and see how those decisions play out in a simulated world. NationStates The book the game is based off of - Jennifer Government - is also pretty good. It's not a long book, but gives you a humorous and different look at capitalism and the world.

Welcome to paradise! The world is run by American corporations (except for a few deluded holdouts like the French); taxes are illegal; employees take the last names of the companies they work for; the Police and the NRA are publicly-traded security firms; and the U.S. government only investigates crimes it can bill for.

Hack Nike is a Merchandising Officer who discovers an all-new way to sell sneakers. Buy Mitsui is a stockbroker with a death-wish. Billy NRA is finding out that life in a private army isn't all snappy uniforms and code names. And Jennifer Government, a legendary agent with a barcode tattoo, is the consumer watchdog from hell.

Jennifer Government

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