Engage in a deep political and military simulation to stabilize a country after conflict. Balance military and civilian needs to gain public support and defeat insurgents. This critically acclaimed game offers a strategic challenge inspired by modern counter-insurgency.
Summarized from real user reviews of Rebel Inc.. Based on 41K reviews and a 4.8/5 average, it highlights the 6 positives and 5 negatives reviewers mention most about this game.
1.18.2
April 28, 2026
Weekly Challenges and Campaign mode are getting bigger! Vice & Volcanos: Play Opium Trail, Golden Sands & Devil's Peak in Weekly Challenge Splash the Cash: Watch out for the Billionaire in the Weekly Challenge It's Peak: Take on Devil's Peak in Campaign Over 200 new Operation names, expanded custom scenarios and various bugs fixed
More$3.99
Region Tour
Unlock all standard maps and governors
3 issues
Insurgents escaping too easily
Reputation loss issues
6 requests
More map/scenario options
Ability to play as insurgents
Rebel Inc. is a political and military simulation game where players must stabilize a fictional country after a war. You need to balance military actions with civilian needs to win over the population and prevent insurgents from taking control.
The game features stabilizing 10 different regions, innovative counter-insurgency tactics, funding realistic initiatives to empower the local government, and a hyper-realistic world. It also includes intelligent AI, sophisticated narrative algorithms, and 9 unique governors with different abilities.
Rebel Inc. is a paid application. It was launched with a special sale price to celebrate its release. There are no ads, but it does have in-app purchases.
The provided description does not specify compatibility with all devices. However, it is available as a mobile application, and its predecessor, Plague Inc., was widely available on both iOS and Android platforms.
Players use Rebel Inc. to experience complex strategic challenges inspired by modern counter-insurgency operations. It's for those who enjoy deep simulations, testing their decision-making skills in managing military and civilian priorities, and understanding the complexities of nation-building and peace-keeping.
