Signed, Sealed, Elected

Welcome to the Grand Republic of Prosperia, where every opportunity has two directions. You start as the mayor's assistant. Every card is a chance: a bonus from the stationery budget, a thick envelope from a grateful citizen, a road tender won by an umbrella company. Swipe it up and the money goes to your career. Swipe it down and it goes home, to the family that would like to see you occasionally. CLIMB ELEVEN POSTS Mayor's assistant, Vice-mayor, Mayor, Head of the Party, Governor, Senator, Minister, Prime Minister, Ambassador, Vice-President and finally President, if the current one ever falls. Every post has its own key mission, its own scandals and its own idea of a business lunch. KEEP THREE PLATES SPINNING Influence gets you promoted. Wellbeing keeps you going. Heat tells you how close the prosecutors are. Run out of any of them and your career ends in the morning paper. SOME CARDS WILL NOT WAIT Urgent offers count down. Hesitate, and Mr. Smith takes the deal to your rival. INVEST LIKE A STATESMAN Open an account at the Prosperia National Bank, borrow against your Influence, and buy into the national oil champion or GovCoin. What could go wrong? COMPETE EVERY WEEK The Weekly Term gives every player the same 24-month deck. Play it as often as you like; your best score goes to the Game Center leaderboard. Plus leaderboards for the fastest and richest presidents, and 21 achievements. EVERY CAREER IS A STORY Finish a career to unlock new starting characters: the Governor's Nephew, the Former Journalist, the Self-made Founder, the Wellness Influencer. The Herald archive keeps every front page you earned. • Three difficulties, from Relaxed to Hard • A guided first day with your boss, Boris Stamp • English and Russian • No ads, no energy timers, no data collection • Free to play. The optional Diplomatic Passport adds three more starting characters and a gold Herald masthead. We never sell money, Influence or a way to win. Prosperia is fictional. Any resemblance to real politicians is their own fault.