One thumb, all chaos
Drag anywhere to move. Attacks fire by themselves, so all you think about is where to stand when the whole backbench comes for you.

Order! Order! Steer your politician with one thumb through a chamber full of furious rivals. Your weapons fire on their own: outlast the crowd and topple the Speaker.
Runs last a few minutes. Your thumb moves you, your weapons do the rest, and the crowd of rival politicians grows until the bell. Pick up the ballot slips they drop, level up and build a loadout that clears the floor.
Drag anywhere to move. Attacks fire by themselves, so all you think about is where to stand when the whole backbench comes for you.
Order Paper, Gavel Swing, Filibuster, Red Tape, the Division Bell, the Leaked Memo, Kickback, Unpaid Interns, the Rubber Stamp and Thumbs Down. Max one out and it evolves.
From the House of Commons to the Roman Senate. Every chamber is ten sittings with twists like Budget Day, Late Sitting and Snap Vote, and its own rivals with their own tricks.
The Speaker calls you to order, the Grand Coalition splits in two, the Kingmaker anoints his favourites and the Consul hands out free bread to fatten the crowd.
The Maverick, the Filibusterer, the Chief of Staff, the Lobbyist, the Heir and the Tribune, each with a weapon of their own and a wardrobe of outfits.
Every run pays Influence. Spend it on permanent upgrades, new fighters, outfits and gold-plated weapon skins, and come back stronger for the next sitting.
Satire, not a side: every politician in the game is a made-up archetype, and every party gets heckled equally.
Captured in the game itself.
No energy, no timers, no loot boxes and no second currency. Everything you can buy is bought once and kept, with its price on its button before you tap.
Four chambers and their forty sittings, four fighters, every weapon and every permanent upgrade, all earned by playing.
Ads you can see coming. A reward ad plays only when you tap a button marked AD, and a short ad may show between runs, never during one. No Ads removes them. No account, and your progress stays on your phone. The privacy policy explains what the ads collect.