- April 15, 2022
- Alejandro Hernández Ferrero
- 5h median play time
Dummynation
Platforms
About
Dummynation is a geopolitical management game that simulates the growth and development of nations with organic borders. Players are challenged to expand and manage their territories, balance resources, and navigate complex geopolitical relationships. The game streamlines traditional management simulation elements for a unique and engaging experience.










- The game offers a great strategy experience with immersive gameplay and detailed mechanics.
- Players appreciate the ability to customize maps and scenarios, making it enjoyable for geography enthusiasts.
- The game has a strong community and is often recommended for its engaging content and strategic depth.
- The recent updates have introduced significant lag and crashes, making the game unplayable for many users.
- Players are frustrated with the forced online requirement for single-player mode, which limits accessibility.
- The new UI and mechanics have complicated the gameplay, leading to a loss of the simplicity that many players enjoyed.
- monetization93 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The monetization aspect of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with many players expressing frustration over the excessive number of ads that disrupt gameplay. While some users appreciate the option to purchase a VIP pass to reduce ads, others report that ads persist even after the purchase, leading to a perception of greed from the developers. Overall, the consensus is that the heavy reliance on ads significantly detracts from the gaming experience, making it feel unplayable for many.
“There are relatively no ads.”
“There are no ads in the game, only when you load it.”
“This game used to be chill with ads, now it’s like a full-on ad simulator.”
“Damn game doesn't even let you play without ads, can't even play offline.”
“Good idea, but a lazy developer; you can't even play it because of the ads. I bet they don't even look at their reviews, they only look at their bank account.”