House of Power: Election Saga

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House of Power: Election Saga is a single player casual management game. It received negative reviews from players.

House of Power: Election Saga is a single-player simulation game where you lead your nation through a high-stakes election, making strategic decisions to shape history and rule with power. It features a compelling plot that immerses players in political challenges, though it is somewhat hampered by frequent advertisements. Overall, it offers an engaging experience for fans of political strategy.

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25%

Audience ScoreBased on 900 reviews

story11 positive mentions

monetization446 negative mentions

The game has a good concept and engaging storyline.
The gameplay can be enjoyable if you are willing to spend money.
The game provides a realistic simulation of political campaigns.

The game is heavily monetized, requiring real money to progress.
Players are often forced to watch multiple ads or wait long periods to continue.
There is a lack of options to earn in-game currency without spending real money.

monetization
469 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
1%
4%
95%
The monetization strategy of the game has been widely criticized for its aggressive use of ads and in-app purchases, with players frequently encountering mandatory ad viewing or paywalls shortly after starting. Many users report being forced to watch multiple ads in succession or wait significant periods to continue gameplay, leading to frustration and a perception of the game as a cash grab. While some players are willing to tolerate ads for free access, the overwhelming frequency and length of ads, combined with high subscription costs, have resulted in a largely negative reception regarding the monetization model.
- “This game has a well-crafted story with engaging progression, but the experience is completely overshadowed by its aggressive focus on in-game purchases.”
- “A good story shouldn’t be locked behind constant microtransactions.”
- “Interesting concept but the game hits a dead end unless you do in-app purchases.”
- “The game is dominated by a ridiculous amount of ads, to the point where you are met with having to play 5 consecutive ads to progress to the next part.”
- “You have to watch 5 ads or pay to play.”
- “It's disappointing to see that there's nothing we can do once we run out of money, not even the ability to watch ads or something other than paying.”
story
52 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
21%
73%
6%
The game's story is generally well-received, with many players appreciating its engaging narrative and potential. However, the experience is heavily marred by aggressive monetization tactics, requiring players to spend real money or watch numerous ads to progress, which detracts from the overall enjoyment and accessibility of the storyline. Players express frustration over the lack of free options to earn in-game currency, leading to a feeling that the compelling story is overshadowed by a paywall.
- “I love political games, but this isn't funny because I was so invested in the game that I feel the storyline and animations are really good.”
- “This game has a well-crafted story with engaging progression, but the experience is completely overshadowed by its aggressive focus on in-game purchases.”
- “Great story, but you have to pay just to proceed.”
- “The worst part is that the storyline is good and the game has potential if they would be a little less greedy.”
- “No matter how carefully you choose, you inevitably hit a paywall where progressing the story requires spending in-game currency which forces you to either pay up or be stuck.”
- “The game is poorly made with the use of AI and has constant ads; to even progress in the story you either have to watch ads, wait 45 minutes, or pay $5 a week to disable ads.”
gameplay
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
15%
73%
12%
The gameplay experience is heavily criticized for being overshadowed by excessive advertisements and paywalls, with players often facing long waits or the requirement to watch multiple ads just to continue playing. While some users find the gameplay itself enjoyable, the monetization strategy detracts significantly from the overall experience, making it feel more like a money grab than a fun game. Many reviewers express frustration over the limited gameplay time and the constant push to spend money, leading to a generally negative perception of the gameplay aspect.
- “The gameplay is fun, but you get to a point where you have to pay to play as you simply don't have enough funding available.”
- “Good concept and gameplay.”
- “If you can and want to pay for the ad-free gameplay, go ahead and you will definitely enjoy the game.”
- “The adverts actually took longer than the gameplay!”
- “5 ads (that's about 10 minutes of watch time) for every 3 minutes of gameplay.”
- “Gameplay is boring and the only way you can do anything is to spend money; not worth your time.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
60%
The graphics of the game receive mixed feedback, with some users praising the artwork and potential, while others criticize the overall quality and lack of sound. Many players express frustration over the aggressive pay-to-play model and excessive ads, overshadowing the visual appeal. Overall, the graphics are seen as a highlight, but they are not enough to redeem the game's other shortcomings.
- “The graphics are great.”
- “Great potential, and good graphics.”
- “A horrible game that requires you to pay for everything or watch 6 ads in a row. Bad graphics, 0 sounds. It's horrible; I advise not to play this game as it is a waste of time. I regret downloading this game as they put their financial benefit ahead of consumer satisfaction.”
- “This game needs very much to improve its graphics, and the ads are very annoying. I hate that kind of game; kindly do not install this game, it's very irritating.”
- “Great potential, and good graphics, but a terrible game.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
The reviews indicate a significant absence of music in the game, with multiple users expressing disappointment over the lack of sound effects and background music, which detracts from the overall experience. Many feel that the game would benefit greatly from the addition of music to enhance its atmosphere.
- “There's no music.”
- “Please add some music and update some of the responses.”
- “All for a game with no sound effects or background music, not even a real font for the text storyline!”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users report stability issues, particularly noting that the game frequently freezes after watching ads, preventing them from continuing gameplay.
- “After watching 2 or 3 ads, the game freezes and doesn't allow you to continue watching the ads.”
- “The game crashes frequently, making it nearly impossible to enjoy the experience.”
- “I encountered constant lag and stability issues that ruined my gameplay.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is perceived as lacking, with players feeling more invested in the storyline and animations than in comedic elements. While the game has a good ideology, the frustration of needing to spend real money for virtual currency adds an ironic twist that some find amusing. Overall, the humor seems to stem more from the absurdity of the monetization strategy than from intentional comedic content.
- “The game has a nice ideology, but it seems to force people to spend money on it. The funny part is that you have to put real money to buy virtual money in order to play this ridiculous game! ”

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House of Power: Election Saga is a casual management game.

House of Power: Election Saga is available on Phone and Tablet.

On average players spend around 2 hours playing House of Power: Election Saga.

House of Power: Election Saga was developed by Hidden Lake Games LLC.

House of Power: Election Saga has received negative reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its monetization.

House of Power: Election Saga is a single player game.

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