This game is better then the original but still very slow no way to skip cutscenes and not very user friendly. Only plus is if you die you start over where you were

I liked this affordable game, the storyline is fantastical but the puzzles were entertaining and challenging and the story was fun. I played the demo and liked it enough to buy but the game only went on for about another forty minutes past the point where the demo ends, so I felt I had wasted money, but on the whole it was a good game.

This is the best RISK game I've played on my Mac. The graphics are great, the gameplay is copmltely costomizable so I can get the game just the way I want it. And the cool part is, their are some achievements to keep you coming back for more world domination. The only thing lacking is the screen is a 4:3 ratio. I've emailed the devlopers and they said it was standard and cannot be adjusted. I wish it could be fullscreen . . . But other wise, I have no complaints with it. This is a great subsitute for when you can't get all your friends together.

The music is very good. The game runs smoothly and i haven't had a crash after playing tons of hours.

The only drawback is that once you get the right routine to get money rolling in, then its basically a race to the end. The same requests appear at the same time, in the same order. Would benifit from a little variation here.

Overall, a very good game.

I want to like this game-it is well researched and deep-however, game play is buggy. Some buttons have to be clicked on more than once to activate, other times clicking and holding seems to activate a button. I have invested a great deal of time reading the manual and learning this game, only to have it crash. EG, playing as Prussia, I am 36 turns into a 1600+ turn game, and this has taken a couple of hours because it takes so much time to process a turn. After turn 36, the game crashes. My machine exceeds minimum requirements. I've tried everything I can think of to get beyond turn 36 to no avail. I guess those 1600 turns will never be played. I appreciate the historical context of the game, but I wish paradox would have spent a little more time making the game playable.

A fun twist on bowling. Very futuristic setting from a 1950s point of view! No straight allies here. Lots of twists and turns and hills and valleys. Balls have special abilities like boost, jumps, etc. If you like bowling games, but want a game that challenges you, this is the game to get. Highly recommend.

If you love politics then this game is for you. Starts you off just after you have been elected to run a a country (get to choose the country, each one with a different set of public and governmental settings, problems, and issues). The object is to get reelected. In the time between elections, you need to deal with the issues facing the country, pressure from groups, etc by making policy decisions. Very realistic (policy decisions take various amounts of time to kick in, people are in different groups, etc). I use this game in my high school government class at the end of the year to put inot practice what the students have learned.