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[GAME] PyNations V0.0.1
PyNations

Note from Developer
Hi there! I have currently started on a project called "PyNations" revolving around the idea of building up a small nation, and controlling your inhabitants! It's is VERY EARLY ALPHA so please expect a few bugs!
Planned Features
Varying Economical Stances
Where the laws you pass, or the sanctions against you, affect the well being of the region, it ranged from Wrecked to Utopia to Developing. Each stance determines your treasury, government funding and happiness, if happiness gets too low, riots and rebellions are likely to follow
Issues
Every few minutes you are faced with a new issue, your choices will affect your happiness, treasury and history. Not every option can yield the results you wanted
Diplomacy
You have the chance to see other nations (which are randomized) and trade with them, which can lead to better income and tech, or declare war, which your realm will expand, but at what cost? Nations will be unwilling to engage in trade and negotiations.
Random Nations
Each nation surrounding you will vary depending on difficulty, on Easy, you will have only four nations. But on hard, you would have up to twelve or more. Each nation has a random name and a random leader. Each leader will have a focus on a certain area of government funding
Government Funding
You are able to control where your treasury is spent, you have either Defence, Law Enforcement, Education, Health, Environment, Infrastructure or Research. You will not be able to 100% fund each one, as your treasury will deplete VERY quickly
Download
The download will hopefully be available within the next few weeks, as the project has half of the missing features stated above.
Copyright
You are free to edit and share my game as you wish, but under the conditions that you will not make ANY money from my product and that you will credit the original author (Zacminer2000) with a link to the post and are welcome message me on where you have posted
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Cool cool.
It is coded in Python yes.
First thing I thought, just from the title: Python.
