The Political Machine 2008 lets gamers run for President

Coming this June

Published on January 31, 2008 By Stardock Central In WinCustomize News

Plymouth MI - Stardock announced today that it will be developing The Political Machine 2008, a PC strategy game that lets gamers take a shot at running for President.

The game allows players to design a candidate or choose a pre-existing one and campaign across the country against either a human opponent or a computer controlled opponent. Candidates have many resources available at their disposal to both build themselves up and tear their opponent down including speeches, advertising, appearing on cable TV shows, hiring spin doctors, smear merchants, win key endorsements and more on their way to the white house.

The Political Machine 2008 will be available at most retail outlets starting mid June for $19.95. Its home page is www.politicalmachine.com.

Check out this preview at GameSpy for more information.

Stardock Entertainment is a leading developer and publisher of PC strategy games. Its games include Galactic Civilizations, Sins of a Solar Empire, The Corporate Machine, and The Political Machine. Its home page is www.stardock.com.

Comments

Frogboy

on Jan 31, 2008

BTW, the UI in this was created wtih DesktopX.

vStyler

on Jan 31, 2008

Looks very interesting, might actually be a game i might would play.. one word of advice though.. don't trust polls

JesseJ

on Jan 31, 2008

I knew there would be a new version of Political Machine. It's like the Madden video games, a new one has to come out for every season.

qrush

on Jan 31, 2008

oh man, I can't wait! it looks awesome!

sAARGe

on Jan 31, 2008

I'll be the candidate ...... so why design a candidate

ZubaZ

on Jan 31, 2008

I'll be the candidate ...... so why design a candidate

You'll get to pick yoru attributes.
You can pick up TPM2004 and give it a whirl now. It's still a good game.

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