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Executive Command

Executive Command

by iCivics, Inc.

83 ratings
24 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 4, 2016
  • October 24, 2023

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iCivics, Inc.
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Step into the role of the President of the United States for four years and manage the nation's challenges. Set your agenda, pass legislation, handle diplomatic requests, and lead during times of war. See if you can successfully navigate the responsibilities of the commander-in-chief and chief executive.

✓Set presidential agenda and make speeches
✓Review and sign or veto bills
✓Address diplomatic requests
✓Manage international tension and war
✓Handle domestic and foreign duties
✓New war scenarios and bills
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What's New in Executive Command

1.2.2

October 24, 2023

Bug fixes

User reviews

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Rename the department of Defense

Trump signed an executive order, it’s now the department of war. And remove the education department too
Just a theory, a GAME THEORY!Just a theory, a GAME THEORY!

Cool game

Teaches many kids on how hard it actually is to be president and the power the president has. I’m not a kid, although my social studies teacher did make us play this. It was actually quite a good time killer and also that burst in dopamine when you reach 100% approval. I could play this for a few hours straight but it makes you end the game after four in game years. So I wish you guys could let us run for another term, thanks!
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Just a theory, a GAME THEORY!Just a theory, a GAME THEORY!

Suggestion

If you guys could add the ability to run for two terms that would be great!
AdamG2006$AdamG2006$

Everything

It is certainly the best game ever and I really needs to be the #1game in the USA
James the trump fanJames the trump fan

Its good but…

There was this policy in one of the bills that said lAmerican Indian” it should say Indigenous American or Native.
SaturnDotiSaturnDoti
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FAQ

What is Executive Command?

Executive Command is a simulation game where you can experience being the President of the United States for four years. You'll set your agenda, make speeches, review bills from Congress, handle diplomatic requests, and manage international tensions, including war.

What are the key features of Executive Command?

Key features include setting your presidential agenda, gaining support for legislation, signing or vetoing bills, addressing diplomatic requests, managing international tension and war, and handling both domestic and foreign duties. The game also includes new war scenarios, more bills, and a Secretary of State assist.

Is Executive Command free to play?

Yes, Executive Command is a free game. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the provided description.

What are the learning objectives of this app?

The app aims to help students analyze the structure, functions, and processes of the executive branch. It also helps them describe the various roles of the president, such as commander in chief and head diplomat, and identify the functions of executive cabinet positions.

Who is the target audience for Executive Command?

This game is designed for students and anyone interested in understanding the workings of the US executive branch and the responsibilities of the President. It's particularly useful for educational purposes in civics and government classes.