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"Dictators: No Peace" is a strategy simulation game featuring countryballs. As a dictator, maintain power, control resources, and expand your influence through diplomacy, warfare, or propaganda. Navigate an ever-changing world of political alliances, economic sanctions, and military conflicts. Can you survive as a ruthless dictator or lead your country to prosperity?

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Reviews

96%
Audience ScoreBased on 2,094 reviews
gameplay19 positive mentions
story4 negative mentions
  • The game is fun and addictive, providing hours of entertainment for a low price.
  • It offers a simple and engaging gameplay experience, making it accessible for new players to the strategy genre.
  • The humor and charm of the countryball theme add a unique touch to the gameplay.
  • The game can become repetitive and lacks depth after the initial playthrough.
  • There are technical issues such as slow scrolling and zooming, which can hinder the gameplay experience.
  • The AI is simplistic, often leading to a lack of challenge as countries do not interact with each other effectively.
  • gameplay53 mentions

    The gameplay of "Dictators: No Peace Countryballs" is characterized by its deep mechanics, engaging multiplayer options, and humorous elements that enhance the strategic battles between players. While many players appreciate the intuitive controls and charming visuals, some criticize the repetitive nature and simplicity of the mechanics, suggesting that the game could benefit from additional modes and improved depth. Overall, it offers a unique experience that appeals to fans of strategy and geography, though its replay value may be limited after initial playthroughs.

    • “Secondly, 'Dictators: No Peace Countryballs' offers deep and engaging gameplay.”
    • “Despite its complex gameplay mechanics, 'Dictators: No Peace Countryballs' features intuitive controls and a user-friendly interface that make it easy for new players to pick up and enjoy.”
    • “Very fun gameplay, great strategy game for those who like geography and countryballs.”
    • “Completed in 4 hours, no game+, pretty 'meh' gameplay. When you know what to do, it gets boring. Every 12 seconds you get an airplane on your screen, click and get extra money, beat low countries and then later on the stronger ones. There are better dollar games out there; I got it on discount.”
    • “Gameplay is repetitive, so there isn't good replay value.”
    • “The gameplay is very simple, repetitive, and manages to both snowball and be a grind at the same time.”
  • graphics35 mentions

    The graphics of the game have received mixed reviews, with many users criticizing the simplistic and low-quality 2D visuals reminiscent of low-effort flash games. While some appreciate the charming and distinctive art style, others feel that the graphics are mediocre and could benefit from significant improvements. Overall, the visuals are seen as a weak point, but they do not detract from the game's engaging gameplay and unique premise.

    • “The game's graphics and art style are charming and distinctive.”
    • “Its engaging gameplay, charming visuals, and humorous approach have been praised for offering a unique and enjoyable gaming experience.”
    • “The stunning graphics and exciting gameplay really make you want to keep playing.”
    • “While there are options to change the resolution for the game, all this does is scale up the simplistic low-quality vector art assets used to make the game, which makes little or no difference to the graphics quality.”
    • “The game features somewhat lazy, simplistic 'retro' looking 2D graphics, of the type you normally expect to see in low-effort flash/browser games and mobile apps.”
    • “Considering this is being evaluated as a PC game, having the graphics phoned in like this isn't going to result in a high-quality, visually impressive game that PC gamers are used to seeing.”
  • story21 mentions

    The game "dictators: no peace countryballs" is noted for its singular focus on domination rather than a traditional narrative, with many users highlighting the absence of a story. While some players express a desire for additional elements like scouting missions or quests to enhance gameplay, the overall consensus is that the game is enjoyable despite its lack of a narrative structure.

    • “In conclusion, Dictators: No Peace is a game with a singular focus—like a terminator, it doesn’t stop until the mission is accomplished.”
    • “Moral of the story, you never know what life holds in store for you, and if I would have given up when all the odds were stacked against me, I wouldn't be where I am today.”
    • “End of story is I recommend you buy!”
    • “☑ no story”
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    • “☑ no story”
  • music19 mentions

    The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it enjoyable and suitable, while others criticize it for being repetitive and annoying. Many suggest the addition of a volume slider to mitigate the looping tracks, which can become tedious over time. Overall, while some appreciate the soundtrack, others feel it detracts from the overall experience.

    • “For this price, the game is great: the music is great, the mechanics are great.”
    • “It also has a bomb soundtrack, and the price can get as low as 2000 IDR or 18 US cents.”
    • “Pretty chill game, good to chill and listen to music with.”
    • “And this music keeps playing and playing; it's so annoying...”
    • “Good game, but you need to work on the graphics and better music.”
    • “The music gets repetitive pretty quickly, so a music volume slider would be nice.”
  • humor19 mentions

    The humor in "Dictators: No Peace Countryballs" is a standout feature, blending whimsical aesthetics with entertaining gameplay that appeals to a broad audience. Players enjoy the absurdity of scenarios, such as small nations conquering the world, and the lighthearted approach to serious themes like war and strategy. However, while the humor is engaging and addictive, some players note that it can become repetitive over time.

    • “Developed by ibuild games studio, this strategy simulation game combines humor, strategy, and a whimsical aesthetic that appeals to a wide range of gamers.”
    • “Additionally, 'Dictators: No Peace Countryballs' incorporates humor into its gameplay in a way that is both entertaining and engaging.”
    • “Its engaging gameplay, charming visuals, and humorous approach have been praised for offering a unique and enjoyable gaming experience.”
  • grinding12 mentions

    The grinding aspect of the game is heavily emphasized, with many players noting that it can become tedious, especially in the later stages. While some enjoy the grind and find it rewarding, others feel it requires excessive time investment, often likening it to needing a "second life" to manage the repetitive tasks involved. Additionally, the lack of streamlined purchasing options for resupplying adds to the grind's frustration.

    • “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
    • “Plus it's incredibly grindy, which means if you have 40-50 countries under your belt, you won't have to pay attention to anything.”
    • “Does get a bit tedious towards the later parts of the game.”
    • “- Resupplying your forces in the late game is really tedious as there is no 'buy max items' button for everything, so you need to press each buy max button for each item individually.”
  • replayability11 mentions

    Overall, the game's replayability is a mixed bag; while some players appreciate the freedom to explore different approaches, many feel that once completed, the game lacks sufficient content or challenges to warrant multiple playthroughs. Suggestions for improvement include adding new features or challenges to enhance replay value. Despite its enjoyable initial experience, the consensus leans towards it being a largely repetitive game with limited replayability.

    • “This freedom to explore different approaches adds a layer of replayability as each playthrough can result in vastly different outcomes.”
    • “Good game, you could update the map and add more features, but otherwise very fun with good replay value.”
    • “So, for replayability, you'll have to make your own challenges.”
    • “This game is good, but the main issue is that it is not very replayable; after you beat it once, you kind of run out of things to do. Otherwise, it's a decent game.”
    • “Neat but repetitive game with little to no replayability.”
    • “Gameplay is repetitive, so there isn't good replay value.”
  • emotional3 mentions

    The emotional aspect of the game varies significantly among players; some find it lacking in emotional engagement, viewing it as mere background noise, while others express deep personal connections, feeling a sense of nostalgia and warmth, highlighting its wholesome nature.

    • “Greatest game I've ever played; it made me feel like my great grandfather. <3”
    • “This game is so wholesome.”
  • stability2 mentions

    Overall, users report that the game's stability is solid, with minor technical glitches that do not affect gameplay significantly. Most players have not encountered any bugs or glitches, indicating a smooth experience.

    • “Minor technical glitches do not impede the ultimate objective.”
    • “No bugs or glitches noticed, and everything works pretty well.”
  • optimization2 mentions

    The game's optimization has been criticized for performance issues that detract from the overall experience, particularly during the finale. While some controls could benefit from improvement, the impact is somewhat mitigated by the game's affordable price.

    • “The biggest problems I can point to are almost all performance-related, putting a slow, frustrating finale on what is otherwise an ingeniously detailed strategic simulation of just about every aspect of 20th-century global warfare.”
    • “I wish some of the controls were optimized, but it doesn't matter too much given the price point.”
    • “The biggest problems I can point to are almost all performance-related, putting a slow, frustrating finale on what is otherwise an ingeniously detailed strategic simulation of just about every aspect of 20th-century global warfare.”
    • “I wish some of the controls were optimized, but it doesn't matter too much given the price point.”
  • monetization2 mentions

    The monetization strategy of the game appears to be a cash grab, leveraging the popularity of countryball memes, yet it does not include ads and requires an upfront payment.

    • “The game offers a fair monetization model with no intrusive ads.”
    • “I appreciate that while there are costs involved, the absence of ads enhances the overall experience.”
    • “The monetization system is balanced, allowing players to enjoy the game without constant interruptions from advertisements.”
    • “At first glance, it seems rough and like a cash grab, capitalizing on the meme that is the countryball.”
    • “The monetization strategy feels exploitative, prioritizing profit over player experience.”
    • “It's frustrating to see so many features locked behind paywalls, making it hard to enjoy the game without spending money.”
  • atmosphere1 mentions

    The game's atmosphere is characterized by a light-hearted and enjoyable vibe, enhanced by the interactions between countryballs and the quirky events that unfold throughout the gameplay.

    • “The interactions between the countryballs, along with the quirky events that unfold throughout the game, create a light-hearted and enjoyable atmosphere.”
    • “The vibrant visuals and whimsical sound design immerse players in a uniquely charming world.”
    • “The game's playful tone and humorous dialogue foster a delightful atmosphere that keeps players engaged.”
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Play time

7hMedian play time
8hAverage play time
5-14hSpent by most gamers
*Based on 14 analyzed playthroughs

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