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Molleindustria / Mar 19, 2020 / Casual, Indie, Simulation
Pave the road to a post-capitalist society!
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You can now get Democratic Socialism Simulator at a discount and in a bundle with Future? No Thanks! Future? No Thanks! is a new Molleindustria game game that blends point-and-click adventure humor, GTA-style urban exploration, and sharp political commentary. Experience an ecosocialist utopia as Harvey Huffstone, a grumpy old man in his last day on this world. Over 4 hours of gameplay, fully voiced and animated.
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91% positive, 176 reviews
A quick and simple A/B card game that can be beaten in under 10 minutes. Interestingly, If you pick all the "extreme" options but turn down everything for black activists, you get a near perfect ending with a repeat supermajority and achievement of all other goals. Not sure if this works better as a critique of American society or of democratic socialism as a political movement, but neither comes across intentional.
17 found this helpful, 2026-05-14
Whether the weathered roots of your political Compass fall left or right red blue or purple the entertainment drawn from this minimalistic modern mass media manipulator is undeniable for like 30 minutes then it gets boring lol
7 found this helpful, 2025-12-14
While I sympathize with the developers' (rather obvious) political leanings, I found the game far too easy to be much fun. Where Reigns and similar games make it a challenge to balance the needs of the various factions, this game makes it rather trivial to do so. It's okay for the price, but don't expect much in terms of replayability.
12 found this helpful, 2026-03-12
It's a nice, cutesy game about treading the needle between fighting the establishment and political survival. This game isn't a "Go as left as possible and win!" game, nor is it a "Socialism doesn't work, you lose forever" game. I appreciate how upsetting the wrong people can lead to the powers-that-be generating a recession just to get you out of office. Overall, it's a balanced game with nice aesthetics. It makes...
6 found this helpful, 2025-12-03
