The People's House lives up to its straightforward name. As the owner of the nation's most influential building, you wield the authority to oversee the entire country's happenings. You possess the power to enact landmark decrees, potentially elevating the nation to unprecedented prosperity and happiness. However, you could also become a perpetual villain, triggering the collapse of the entire country's system. The populace might rise against you, leaving you unable to recover.

IMMERSIVE STORYTELLING

This game features no visuals or sounds, relying entirely on your imagination to bring everything to life. It immerses players in a psychological narrative, emphasizing the immense pressure of governing a country. Any misstep in decision-making could lead to the nation's downfall.

• Unique Playthroughs: The game's story doesn't follow a fixed path. People have diverse, sometimes irrational opinions. Whether you choose to agree or disagree with them, your decisions will steer the narrative in entirely different directions.
• Deep Intrigue: The narrative spans over 40,000 words, offering a substantial amount of content. Unlike reading a novel, here you must actively make decisions, adding to the depth of the experience.

HIGH-STAKES DECISION MAKING

A single signature from you can cause a nation's collapse. Each law you enact impacts millions. Can you withstand such enormous psychological pressure? If not, mistakes are inevitable. Fortunately, some errors can be corrected if identified early. But is it really that simple?

• Nation’s Fate: The nation's fate rests in your hands. One decision could disrupt the economy of countless households. Your primary objective is to maintain stability. Famine, for instance, could spark riots, threatening your tenure.
• Limitless Imagination: The absence of images and sounds is a strength, encouraging players to focus on the narrative. Occasionally, subtle details are introduced, leading to unpredictable endings.