A turn-based political game about the colonization of Venus. Five fleets compete to write humanity's off-world constitution.
Venus has been reached. The question isn't survival — it's governance. Five factions each believe they should write the rules.
Every session is a legislative session. Propose amendments, build coalitions, and maneuver rivals into constitutional corners. The winning faction isn't the one with the most ships — it's the one whose principles survive ratification.
Currently in development. No release window yet.
The founding colonial authority. Holds the original charter.
Industrial extraction bloc. Controls resource supply chains.
Scientific research collective. Holds the atmospheric data.
Independent settlers. Largest population, least centralized power.
Security corps. Enforces order — or enforces whoever pays.
Propose, debate, and vote on constitutional amendments each turn.
Form temporary alliances to pass or block legislation.
Control extraction zones to fund political influence.
Every vote is public. Constituencies remember.
The living document. Amended rules reshape the game mid-run.
Ratify a final charter — or fracture the colony.
No armies. No combat. Every action is a legislative move. The constitution you end with is the one you deserve.
Each of the five fleets starts with different leverage — population, resources, information, force, or legitimacy. The trick is converting what you have into what the constitution says matters.
Amendments passed early become entrenched. Amendments passed late can dismantle everything. The endgame is ratification — or collapse.
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