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Every policy choice and its effect on factors / groups.
Name your nation, design its flag, and establish its foundational character.
Define who holds authority, how decisions are made, and how power is checked and balanced.
Set tax rates across income brackets and determine how markets and utilities are managed.
Determine the size, structure, and doctrine of your armed forces.
Establish the civil liberties and restrictions your state applies to its citizens.
Define the support systems, services, and safety nets your state provides.
Define how your nation engages with the world economy and conducts its international affairs.
Drag tiles to rank your national spending from #1 most important to least important.
Your founding constitution is summarised below. Click any tab to return and amend.
Name your nation, design its flag, and establish its foundational character.
Define who holds authority and how decisions are made.
Set tax levels and determine how markets and utilities are managed.
Determine the size and structure of your armed forces.
Establish the civil liberties and restrictions your state applies.
Define the support systems and safety nets your state provides.
Define how your nation engages with the world.
Drag tiles to rank your national spending from #1 most important to least important.
Your founding constitution is summarised below. Click any tab to return and amend.
This tool was made as a fun and interactive way to compare political views through creating your ideal country. Two people can share the same position on a political compass but have contrasting political views. This tool expands upon a simple 2D plane so discrete political differences can be identified.
Divisive topics have purposefully not been included to prevent meaningful discourse devolving into futile unproductive culture wars.
Submit FeedbackInfrastructure tab added to tile-based map system
- Each country starts with a capital city and cities depending on country size
- Various infrastructure is made available dependent on country factors
- Cities have an edit tab where they can be renamed, population size changed, and removed.
Special category of tiles introduced with each having different requirements to use
Removed limits for climate-predominant tiles (limit for country size still in place)
Minor balance changes to foreign relations, economy, and safety
Introduction of tile-based terrain map system
- Four groups of tiles (Temperate, dry, arctic, tropical)
- Four tile variants within each group
- Tiles allocated dependent on country size and climate
Initial online release