Have you ever wanted the power to change things for the better or make the world fair and fit for all? Can you imagine a land where the rich are held accountable for their crimes, and the poor have equal protection under the law? Well, congratulations. The year is 2020, and you've been elected President of the United States. Time to make the world a better place...right? This simple synopsis sums up the appeal of

Suzerain is an interesting text based game with multiple choice answers and questions to progress the story. With very little artistic visuals to go by other than background changes and pictures of the people you are talking to, this game may not be for everyone. I for one think this game is pretty interesting, however it is very very dense on text to read, from different statistics, to many different background information. Running as a President isn't an easy job, and that's basically what this game all comes down to.

Ever dreamt of becoming a president or some notable figure changing the world? I know that most of us have thought of the idea—especially me. Well, Suzerain is the perfect opportunity to live that wild dream while playing a fantastic text-based RPG with beautiful graphics and catchy tunes. I played Suzerain for the last two hours, leading the fictional country of Sordland and navigating political drama, economic crisis, and poverty within. The game did a wonderful job of pulling my attention through its text-based narrative and gameplay, and charming visuals. It was also really cool to be president, even if it was only inside a game.