What will make Supreme Ruler 2010 standout from other turn-based strategy games?
The influence of the Real World is key. Not only can a player start a campaign from virtually anywhere on earth, but issues and attitudes that are key to that specific region in real life will also be key to that scenario. For instance, if you start a campaign from one of the Mid East states, you would have an entirely different set of conditions than were you to start a campaign as the leader of Sweden, or as one of the leaders of Australia, or even Texas. Not only are the economy and development levels different from region to region, but so are attitudes. What’s going to be the reaction of your population to a war with your neighbour? Well in the Mid East it is an everyday possibility that many think of as inevitable, but in California your population might revolt at the prospect of direct military conflict with Oregon or Nevada – it certainly won’t help your standing in the polls. – Is this a 3D game? If not, why? Supreme Ruler 2010 uses a 3D graphics engine, designed under DirectX
