Is the President a Traitor?
Release date: Jan 24, 2020
Developers: Some Hominid Games
Publishers: Some Hominid Games
Genres: Indie, Simulation, Strategy
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Partial Controller Support, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Are you smart enough to uncover rogue agents within the US government, outwit a corrupt administration, and uncover the truth: Is the President a Traitor? Race against the clock to stop the President and their conspirators from destroying the integrity of American institutions. Starting with only meager funds and dogged perseverance, you will conduct an intelligence investigation of the President’s circle of aides, advisors, and donors. Surveil targets, tap communications, set up honey traps. Build dossiers on powerful members of the Washington elite as you generate intelligence and gather evidence. Work sources, follow leads, and serve search warrants to build the case against those who would harm democracy. When the time is right, begin to prosecute and remove people from the board before all three branches of the U.S. government fail. If you succeed in pulling out the roots of treason you may be able to save the country, but only if you can remove the final piece from power -- the President. But beware -- powerful forces, both foreign and domestic, work against you. Trust no one. Survive. Find the truth. Is the President a Traitor? is a strategy management game based around people, resources, and time. Allies, enemies, and everyone in between are randomly generated. No two conspiracies are the same and no two games alike. Don’t expect to win your first time -- taking down the most powerful executive office humanity has ever created will be no small feat. It will take careful planning, foresight, patriotism, and a little luck. Based on true events. Every crime detailed is taken from indictments, convictions, and pardons involving past Presidencies from American history. Teapot-Dome, Watergate, Iran Contra -- the list is longer than you’d think.