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The Proxy

The Proxy is a narrative political simulation game set in a fictional nation, Leviah. The president is dead, and the office is yours. Sign papers that decide the fate of your nation, trade on secrets only you know, and juggle the ones who all want something. Protect the country, or protect yourself?

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About the Game

Thrust Into Power

The former president is dead, and his place falls to you.

All you have to do, it seems, is keep the country running—

yet no document is ever trivial, and no signature comes without a price.

Insider Trading

You always know before the market does.

Because, after all, the news breaks at your desk.

Someone Always Loses

Your family, your people, and those not yet born.

Everyone is counting on you — but you can't answer them all.

No Way Out

A crisis no one can escape is closing in.

And when it comes—how will you be remembered?