ElectionCraft: CampaignManager

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Every week is a decision. Every decision moves the map. ElectionCraft puts you in the war room of a political campaign in the fictional nation of Atlantica. You choose the candidate and the fight. Then you spend every week of the race deciding where the money goes, whose door gets knocked, and what to do when the story breaks at the worst possible time. Polls move. The media cycle turns. And your opponent runs a playbook that isn't the same one twice. THE WAR ROOM Three tabs, one campaign. MAP shows the electoral hex map and your projected path to victory. HQ is your week at a glance — momentum, toss-ups, the race that decides everything. INTEL is the dossier on your rival. WHAT A WEEK LOOKS LIKE You get limited action points, a war chest that runs down, and energy that runs out. Buy TV time, hold rallies, knock doors, prep for the debate, chase donors, or bank opposition research. Then end the week and watch the numbers move. Nothing is a free win. Hammer the same province with ads and saturation sets in — the fourth spot lands softer than the first. And the week's news cycle decides what actually works: a media frenzy rewards the airwaves, a ground-game weekend rewards the volunteers. KNOW YOUR OPPONENT Every rival campaign runs one of four playbooks. The Attack Dog goes negative and sometimes it backfires. The Ground Game grinds out extra moves every week. The Money Machine buys the airwaves. The Wildcard is exactly what it sounds like. Bank enough opposition research and your Intel tab reveals where they'll strike next week — turning your last dollars into a real plan instead of a guess. CAREER MODE Start at city hall and climb. Mayor, Governor, Senator, President — and then the hardest race of all, defending the record in a re-election. Every win builds prestige, and prestige becomes name recognition: a bigger war chest and goodwill across the map in the next race. Lose, and the career survives. You run again. SCENARIOS Four handcrafted campaigns that bend the rules against you: - The Underdog — 40% of the money, four points down everywhere - Against the Machine — the networks won't sell you airtime - Grassroots Revolt — no funding, but volunteers who move mountains - Trial by Fire — 50 provinces, 48 weeks, a scandal every single week WEEKLY CHALLENGE One race, the same for every player, every week. Same candidate, same map, same opponent. Play it, then share your result and see who managed the country better. ELECTION NIGHT Provinces call one at a time. Key races flip live. Take a tied electoral college to the Assembly of Provinces, where delegations decide the presidency. And if you lose by a whisker, you can demand a recount — some races really do come down to a handful of ballots. Afterwards, see the whole arc: your polling over the campaign, your grade, and if you lost, the exact provinces you should have flipped. FEATURES - Campaigns from 12 to 48 weeks across three maps, up to 50 provinces - Multiple candidates with distinct strengths — more unlock as you win - 140+ events: debates, scandals, endorsements, viral moments, misinformation - Four opponent archetypes with real, readable behaviour - Career mode from Mayor to President, with prestige that carries forward - Four rule-bending scenarios and a fresh Weekly Challenge - Achievements, full campaign history, and career stats - Colorblind-friendly map, screen-reader labels, one-handed portrait play - A shareable final map PREMIUM A one-time unlock that removes all ads and enables offline play. Note: free play requires an internet connection. Premium plays offline. Atlantica is fictional. The pressure is not.

ElectionCraft v1.1.0 After a long summer break, we’re finally back — and we brought some new stuff with us. Unfortunately, the holiday was so good that we’ve already forgotten half of what we changed. So instead of a detailed changelog, just jump in and enjoy everything new. Have fun discovering it.

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1. First observed Aug 17, 2026 · 2:41 PM Free