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We. The Revolution is a strategy-simulation game with a singular art style. It is set in the grisly and paranoid world of the French Revolution, where you could never distinguish a friend from an enemy. You take on the role of a judge of the Revolutionary Tribunal, and you are tasked to preside over complicated cases of ordinary citizens, deadly criminals, and opponents of the revolution in a revolutionary Paris. Make your own judgment, plot political intrigue, and do your best not to avoid being guillotined as an enemy of the revolution. At the end of the day, you will also have to confront your decisions with your family and more often than not they may see them differently.
The plot of the game will put you in morally confusing situations in which there are no clear solutions, and the decisions you make are never unequivocal. Control over human life and death is a heavy load, whose accountability and power that can affect the outcome of the revolution. You must keep that in mind every time you are giving sentence in the courtroom, while conveying tasks to your agents, imparting speeches, and scheming political malice behind the scenes. The game is addressed mainly to players who enjoy settling moral predicaments, making complex personal decisions, and immersing themselves in the sophisticated world of politics.
We. The Revolution
We. The Revolution is a strategy-simulation game with a singular art style. It is set in the grisly and paranoid world of the French Revolution, where you could never distinguish a friend from an enemy. You take on the role of a judge of the Revolutionary Tribunal, and you are tasked to preside over complicated cases of ordinary citizens, deadly criminals, and opponents of the revolution in a revolutionary Paris. Make your own judgment, plot political intrigue, and do your best not to avoid being guillotined as an enemy of the revolution. At the end of the day, you will also have to confront your decisions with your family and more often than not they may see them differently.
The plot of the game will put you in morally confusing situations in which there are no clear solutions, and the decisions you make are never unequivocal. Control over human life and death is a heavy load, whose accountability and power that can affect the outcome of the revolution. You must keep that in mind every time you are giving sentence in the courtroom, while conveying tasks to your agents, imparting speeches, and scheming political malice behind the scenes. The game is addressed mainly to players who enjoy settling moral predicaments, making complex personal decisions, and immersing themselves in the sophisticated world of politics.
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