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You're the new UK Prime Minister. Your inbox is full of crises. Your Chief Whip is worried about the back benches. PMQs is coming up. The front pages are brutal. Can you hold your majority for a full term — or go for a landslide? Prime Minister UK Politics Simulator is an offline political strategy game built around a real 650-seat UK Parliament. Eight parties, three difficulty tiers, and every choice you make is logged, weighted, and remembered. EVERY GAME IS DIFFERENT No two terms feel the same. EVERY DECISION HAS CONSEQUENCES Reply to a journalist and you've moved approval, party loyalty, your integrity rating, or a faction's hostility — usually all four. There is no "safe" answer. Speak softly to the unions and the City takes a hit. Promise tax cuts you can't deliver and the deficit comes for you in week 30. • Every inbox email shifts at least one game variable — no pure-narrative filler • Press conferences are real interviews — journalists remember your last answer and chase you on it for weeks • PMQs every 4 weeks — 6 rounds, weighted attacks, weighted answers, with broken manifesto pledges thrown back at you verbatim • Cabinet members notice when you defend them and when you throw them under the bus • The papers spin the same event differently every morning MANIFESTO PLEDGES AS A BINDING CONTRACT Pick your pledges at the start of every government. The game tracks all of them. Every bill you pass, every budget you set, every scandal you survive moves them between three states: • Delivered — voters credit you, reputation traits emerge • In progress — the press grants you grace, the opposition stays ready • Broken — the opposition leader cites them by name at PMQs, columnists weaponise them, your own backbenchers get nervous, voters remember at the polls You either deliver, defend, or pay. POLITICAL POWER • Lead Labour, Conservative, Lib Dem, SNP, Reform, Restore, Green or Plaid Cymru — each with distinct demographic support, parliamentary maths, and ideological factions • Three difficulty tiers — Backbencher, Cabinet, Prime Minister • Real 650-seat Parliament with loyal, wavering, and hostile factions • Pass bills through a hostile Commons — committee survival depends on cabinet quality and faction whipping • Survive no-confidence votes when the back benches turn • Call elections before your party turns — or after you've built a winning coalition • Full Cabinet — Chancellor, Foreign, Home, Defence, Health, Education, Chief Whip — each with personalities, scandals, expertise, and hidden ambitions • A working Whip's Office — discipline rebels, silence leaks, run the no-confidence campaign, work the corruption files on your own MPs THE COUNTRY YOU GOVERN • Live tracking across economy, NHS, housing, education, immigration, social cohesion, defence • Weekly budget with the real fiscal levers — income tax, VAT, corp tax, stamp duty, fuel duty • World leader calls — Washington, Brussels, Beijing, Moscow, Kyiv — each with their own in