Gerrymap

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Gerrymap is a single player strategy game. It was developed by Gideon Kennedy and was released on November 26, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

In Gerrymap you practice gerrymandering: drawing maps to decide the outcome of elections. A state has four districts. In most elections, its vote is split equally. Each party should have two districts, right? NO! If we control redistricting, we pack the enemy party into just one district! This is the art of gerrymandering. It's not always so simple. A "dummymander" could give aw…

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Strategy

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

The game is a unique and engaging puzzle experience that combines politics and map-making, making it highly addictive.
It offers a variety of modes, including a challenging campaign and a sandbox mode, which allows for creative gameplay.
The game is well-designed with a good user interface and runs smoothly, providing a satisfying challenge for players.

The game lacks features such as saving completed puzzles and creating custom scenarios, which limits replayability.
Some players find the music repetitive and suggest the need for more variety in the soundtrack.
There are requests for additional content, including more states and modern election data, to enhance the overall experience.

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The game's graphics are visually appealing and well-executed, featuring a polished user interface and no noticeable bugs. Additionally, the design effectively reflects the demographic complexity of different states, enhancing the overall experience as players progress.
- “The game works great with no bugs in sight, good UI, and shiny graphics that are appealing to look at.”
- “The graphics are stunning and really enhance the overall experience of the game.”
- “The attention to detail in the graphics makes every environment feel immersive and vibrant.”
music
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Reviewers appreciate the music in the game for its thematic alignment and variety, suggesting that incorporating a piano album of Sousa music could enhance the experience. However, some users noted minor quality-of-life issues, such as the inability to save music settings and limited control options. Overall, the music adds a positive dimension to the game, despite these small drawbacks.
- “I'm sure there has to be a piano album (non-copyrighted I'm certain) of Sousa music that would be thematically in line but provides variety.”
- “Switching up the music adds a refreshing dynamic to the gameplay.”
- “My only complaints are a few little quality of life issues, like saving the music settings and letting us pan with the mouse, but it's to be expected in a small indie game.”
- “I'm sure there has to be a piano album (non-copyrighted, I'm certain) of Sousa music that would be thematically in line but provides variety.”
- “My only complaints are a few little quality of life issues, like saving the music settings, letting us pan with the mouse, and switching districts with number keys. It's to be expected in a small indie game.”