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'''''CyberJudas''''' is a [[personal computer|PC]] game where the player is the [[President of the United States of America]] as well as the [[prey]]. There are three modes of game play for this title, ''CyberJudas'', which the game is named for, a mode similar to ''Shadow President'', and ''Hostile Cabinet'', where you fight your own cabinet for power. In ''Cyber Judas'', one of your cabinet is actually a traitor, and cannot be trusted. In CyberJudas (the game), the advisors actually talk and come from diverse backgrounds spanning the entire ideological compass. |
'''''CyberJudas''''' is a [[personal computer|PC]] game where the player is the [[President of the United States of America]] as well as the [[prey]]. There are three modes of game play for this title, ''CyberJudas'', which the game is named for, a mode similar to ''Shadow President'', and ''Hostile Cabinet'', where you fight your own cabinet for power. In ''Cyber Judas'', one of your cabinet is actually a traitor, and cannot be trusted. In CyberJudas (the game), the advisors actually talk and come from diverse backgrounds spanning the entire ideological compass. |
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Revision as of 11:42, 11 September 2007
CyberJudas is a PC game where the player is the President of the United States of America as well as the prey. There are three modes of game play for this title, CyberJudas, which the game is named for, a mode similar to Shadow President, and Hostile Cabinet, where you fight your own cabinet for power. In Cyber Judas, one of your cabinet is actually a traitor, and cannot be trusted. In CyberJudas (the game), the advisors actually talk and come from diverse backgrounds spanning the entire ideological compass.
Diplomacy and the World
While playing this game, diplomacy is the most important thing to keep in mind during the player's 8-year presidency. Players can either improve the global standard of life, the global economy, make everyone a free society, or even conquer the planet (considering the player can appease his masses enough in order to avoid impeachment).
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