You are the Dictator of the Great Nation of Gorgonzolia and you must hold a speech to convince your people of your greatness! But the people have a certain preference of leadership... What should you say to your people? Adapt your speech to the reactions of the audience, and win!
FYI: Google Drive has tiny download button on top, centered. I couldn't find it at first. So here's your tip.
NB.: For audio, the voice is own work. The menu music and the audience sounds are from other geniusses on the internet.
To be honest I rarely download LD games and prefer the ones which are playable in browser, but had to see this one. It had great atmosphere at start, lines are quite funny, but was a bit disappointed in that its hard to find logic behind what crowd wants, at times it seems there is none but I may be wrong. Well done overall, one of better entries.
@Reccy: Yes the game is big, probably due to the uncompressed voice files ;) Hope its not a big problem for people.
@WASDMagiciand and @ Raspadsistema: You are right, it is difficult to find out the logic, but I did not want it to be too easy. The writing of the sentences might use some improvement I admit.
I love the dialogues. Hang them by their testicles! :D Too bad that we don't have a more visual feedback on sentences. I have a hard time to decide if the crowd reacted "positively" to my sentences or not.
Hilarious. Though I can't quite seem to figure out the logic behind what will and won't get my audience to applaud.
Also, holy CRIPES this game is over 700MB unzipped. That's a lot of hard drive space for a tiny little game like this. I do think the voice samples are a huge part of the game's humor, but was there any real REASON to use uncompressed audio, especially when the dictator's speech is almost gibberish?
Neat idea! It didn't feel particularly game-ish, but the story and voice acting was funny. I appreciated it! It didn't resize to a non-widescreen aspect ratio, so I lost some of the dialogue, which was a bummer. Also, it seems you could keep clicking buttons after making a decision, which threw up some errors.
The music at the beginning really sets the mood and I love the barely-understandable speech. Also the evolving dialogue added some nice replay value to the game.
It was funny enough, basically a pick-the-right-answer game. Do they ever start booing? That would have been good to have to break up all the cricket cheering I was getting.
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Rovinion28 Mar 2016, 04:22
This is fun to play...try and guess what will please the people...or see how badly you can fail
Also thanks for the credit, I barely helped out, so I didn't think I deserved that :P