[h2]Hold office. Own every choice.[/h2]
Mandat is an [b]interactive political fiction[/b] game in which you govern a country in crisis. Each semester, policy dossiers land on your desk—economy, state, energy, justice, immigration, schools—and you decide. [b]Yes[/b] or [b]No[/b]. No undo button.
Between decisions, the press reacts, your advisor warns you, and headlines set the tone. The street, parliament, and public accounts rarely forgive improvisation for long.
[h2]Your mandate in 5 acts[/h2]
[h2]Not a cold simulation[/h2]
Mandat is not a spreadsheet: it is [b]political storytelling through choices[/b]—dense, sometimes dark, sometimes ironic. The game takes a [b]clear authorial stance[/b] and speaks to players who want to weigh the consequences of policy.
[i]Work of fiction: characters, media, and institutions are fictional. This is not political advice and does not encourage violence.[/i]
[b]Languages:[/b] French and English.
[b]Note:[/b] this game was developed largely with the help of AI tools (writing, visuals, production). The vision and design choices remain the author's own.
