Become a dictator in this sim game
Dictators : No Peace is a free-to-play game from Rahul Naik that combines elements of war simulation and strategy genres. It is a fun and simple game wherein you can play a dictator of any country with a mission to colonize the world. To do so, you need to increase your gold reserves and use your money to improve your military forces.
Although more war-focused and set in the modern world, Dictators : No Peace shares a similar gameplay style with Tropico 6 and Countryball: Europe 1890. It involves the use of military might and political cunning to gain power.
Start ruling the world
Dictators: No Peace Countryballs is an extremely basic yet very fun game. It is a war game at the core, with your ultimate goal of world domination through military power. However, it is countryballs, which makes it fun. To start ruling the world, you will need to lead a single country first. You can choose your favorite country, click on its capital, and start boosting its economy. You can increase your gold reserves by upgrading production activities and trading goods.
You can use the gold to upgrade your military. Having a large army will be beneficial as the result of your war with other countries will depend heavily on the number of armies you deploy. You only need to choose a country you want to colonize and deploy your army. The game will then take it from there, and all you have to do is wait for your army to annihilate the opponents. This will be your course of action throughout the game until you have colonized the entire world.
The game is not for players who are looking for serious war games. Admittedly, it is more of a clicker game than a war simulation. In addition to the repetitive gameplay, there is limited action. Most of the game involves making sure you have enough money to keep your army upkeep. It could do with a difficulty adjuster to make it a little more interesting.
Wonderfully average game
Dictators: No Peace Countryballs is a wonderfully average economy management/strategy game. The gameplay is very simple, even repetitive. It also manages to be both a snowball and a grind at the same time. It is not the best, but it is fairly good. If you are not into hardcore action war games, you will have an enjoyable time playing the game.
