President Simulator User Reviews

Is President Simulator Safe?

President Simulator: Election appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for President Simulator is 85/100.

This assessment is based on 97 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.4/5.

Safety Analysis

89.7% of ratings point to a safe experience
1.0% of ratings suggest some concerns
9.3% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 97 App Store ratings for President Simulator.

Is President Simulator Legit?

President Simulator: Election has limited verification signals. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for President Simulator is 55/100.

Based on 55 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Pay to play

This game was built to grab money. Cannot even go 5 minutes without hitting a paywall. Tried to be very cheap and frugal and still couldn’t have money saved to complete a task. Complete money grab!!!!

Money Grab

The in game issues force drain your money to the point where you have to purchase in game money to continue at all

Response from developer

Thank you for the feedback! The game is designed to be finished without purchases - the scarce budget is the central challenge, and tax and spending decisions early on determine how tight things get later. We hope you'll give it another term, a different fiscal strategy makes for a very different presidency.

Pay wall

I played for less than 5 minutes before I was met with the fact I have to pay x amount in order to play. If I don’t pay, I have to wait over 30 minutes to begin doing more tasks/actions. Deleted the game right after I was met with this…

Response from developer

Hitting a wait timer in your first minutes is not the experience we want; We are working on the update that is extending the opening session so you can play well past that point before energy matters. The full game is completable without purchases (and you can skip the timer if you watch a rewarded ad for free), we'd be glad to have you back for a fair first impression!

Has to be one of the most horrible and money grabbing games

This game starts off alright, an occasional ad or two, then as you progress and you select your cabinet, with unrealistic costs of hiring your cabinet, you face a challenge of progressing through the story because you’ve wasted nearly half of your money on sending an aid package to states after a hurricane.

You then receive a screen stating that you have to wait roughly 30 minutes to play the game, unless you pay for a subscription?? Once that is done, not only did you waste 30 minutes of your time, but you have to pay $10 USD to purchase in game money to progress through the story.

Don’t bother playing this game. This game is a shame, and a literal waste of time and storage. These devs had nothing better to do but to attempt to make money off you. Absolute horrible development. Don’t bother.
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Response from developer

Thank you for the feedback Tommy, and sorry the experience ended in frustration. To clarify for anyone reading: the game is fully completable without purchases. The budget is intentionally scarce - big commitments like a full cabinet or a major aid package have real trade-offs, and overextending early is what triggers the squeeze. We're improving a lot of mentioned things in an upcoming update. We'd welcome you back for another term!

Good luck

Do not get this game

Cash grab

Avoid this game, impossible to play this game without spending money. Basically made 2 decisions and I’ve deleted the game as I couldn’t go any further without paying.

Response from developer

Thank you for the feedback! The game is designed to be finished without purchases - the scarce budget is the central challenge, and tax and spending decisions early on determine how tight things get later. We hope you'll give it another term, a different fiscal strategy makes for a very different presidency.

Pay to Play.

This game starts out fun, but it quickly becomes obvious that it’s designed to push you into spending money. Every major decision drains your cash, and before long you’re presented with objectives that cost billions while you only have millions. At that point, you can’t progress unless you wait an unreasonable amount of time or pay. It feels less like a strategy game where your decisions matter and more like a paywall disguised as gameplay. I don’t mind optional purchases, but the progression shouldn’t come to a complete stop because the economy is intentionally stacked against free players. There’s a solid game underneath, but the aggressive monetization ruins the experience. Until the balance is improved so free players can make steady progress, I can’t recommend it.
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Response from developer

Thank you for the feedback! The game is designed to be finished without purchases - the scarce budget is the central challenge, and tax and spending decisions early on determine how tight things get later. We hope you'll give it another term, a different fiscal strategy makes for a very different presidency.