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Public Enemy: Revolution Simulator

Stealth and rebellion in an absurd totalitarian government.

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Release
August 20, 2019
6 years and 349 days ago
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Very Positive77 reviews88.3%

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About the Game

Fight for freedom of people in this dictature simulation!

Use different skills to make the revolt gauge grow!

Don't get caught by submitting yourself to guards' abuse of authority!

Paint graffitis

Images are the best propaganda. Paint graffitis on walls, make them bigger to gain more revolt points.

Destroy power figures

The icons of the dictature keeps it in position of power. Use a hammer to break them and help people rise.

Stick April Fool on the back of state guards

Humour is devastating against oppression. Stick April fool on the back of the guards to make them look ridiculous.

Without being caught and sent to jail!

Abuse of authority, stupid orders, surveillance, are all dictature weapons to submit people. Be careful to stay discreet in order to prevent you from jail.

Warning: all sounds in this game are buccal.

Credits:

Game Design & Programing by

  • @MatoLabu

Music & Sound by

  • @Tomavatars

Visuals by

  • Loeiz from Gem Rose Accent