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The 2024 election is in your hands! Will it be Biden, Trump, or DeSantis?
About Campaign Manager
Campaign Manager, developed by 2 Fountains, is a strategy game. The APK has been available since August 2012. The number of installations for the app totals 9.3 thousand. Over the last 30 days, Campaign Manager has been downloaded about 17 times.
It's ranked in the top 500.
With 360 ratings contributing, it maintains a score of 3.80 out of 5 stars. The last update of the app was on August 8, 2022. Campaign Manager has a content rating "Everyone".
Campaign Manager has an APK download size of 12.68 MB and the latest version available is 3.2. Designed for Android version 4.0.3+. Campaign Manager costs $2.99 to download.
It's ranked in the top 500.
With 360 ratings contributing, it maintains a score of 3.80 out of 5 stars. The last update of the app was on August 8, 2022. Campaign Manager has a content rating "Everyone".
Campaign Manager has an APK download size of 12.68 MB and the latest version available is 3.2. Designed for Android version 4.0.3+. Campaign Manager costs $2.99 to download.
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Price | $2.99 |
Total downloads | 9.3 thousand |
Recent downloads | 17 |
Rating | 3.80 based on 360 ratings |
Ranking | Medium ranked |
Version | 3.2 |
APK size | 12.7 MB |
Number of libraries | 3 |
Designed for Android | 4.0.3+ |
Suitable for | Everyone |
Ads | NO ads |
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★★★★★
Very fun game. But I'd like more candidates added to all the elections, so you could change history and change the president. I would also like it to have a way for your candidate to answer questions about policy, which would help/hurt them in the election. Overall though very fun, very cool game.
★★★★★
I enjoy this game, I play it at least once a day. I wish you would do a Senate/House version as well, and maybe even add Governor's.
★★★★★
I really enjoy this game. However, it may be impossible to win all 50 states, but I still enjoy the game. I really would love it if you could play more past elections as well... maybe a future idea??? 😅
★★☆☆☆
For a paid app, I expected much better than free ones like 270. I'll review and give strategy at the end. The good: -Depending on the year, states have pre-set starting points and momentum, which makes each year feel distinctive. -Multiple ways to spend money to create a strategy, at least on lower difficulties. -Adding to this, most states have different costs associated with their campaigns. -Pseudo-random money bubbles and random events that boost/hinder support nationally/state-wide add to replayability. -Each game takes around 20 minutes and auto-saves, so it's easy to pick up and put down, or complete in a sitting. The bad: -There are a few bugs. When responding to a politician random event, it replaces the second name with Trump. When responding to a state random event, it changes the second state in the text. The worst though is that if you're in the middle of a campaign and restart your game, the campaign keeps going. You still get the benefit when it finishes for no cost. -Candidates are all the same. Nothing sets them apart. Not that it really could, because other than "liberal" and "conservative" (which you have to guess on, since it's not listed on the state, and would be helpful for radio vs. Internet ads), states aren't special like in 270. -Campaign upgrades are mostly useless except for Fund Raisers. And even then, level 1 is the best. Every level after that is not only more expensive (2M to 8M), but gives diminishing returns (10% down to 6% per level). -Hard Mode is mindlessly easy, with the exceptions being 1992 Bush and 1996 Dole, which are MUCH more difficult. -Every state starts with 3 "priorities" they care about. They are completely random each game, which adds to the replayability, but not as much as you'd think. Matching a campaign to a priority gives a small bump, but for the most part it's better to ignore campaigns in favor of volunteers. -Along the same lines, if campaigns mattered more, that'd mean you'd need to restart until you got a good match for key states. -I haven't noticed your candidate's campaign-wide issue to do anything. Whether it matches a state priority or not hasn't made a difference, either passively or for a campaign. -Their online manual says that low-risk means succeeding 75% of the time for a small benefit, and high-risk means succeeding 25% of the time for a large benefit. Unless it's very early in the game, and you don't mind restarting if you fail a high-risk, it's better to just pick low-risk and get consistent small bumps rather than tank your approval. Volunteer vs Campaign info: Volunteers work the entire game. Hire them until maybe 30 days from the end of the game. They're a small but consistent benefit. States it's better to use campaigns, from best to meh: DC, WY, AK, ND, VT, DE, SD, RI, HI, ID, ME, MT, NH, NE, NM, WV, MS, NV, UT, CT, OK, IA, AR, KS, OR, SC, MN, and WI. The problem is that for most games, except ME, NH, NM, NV, and IA, those states aren't flipping unless you repeatedly bombard them with campaigns. And at best, you're getting 8 electoral votes for a ton of money (and time doing it repeatedly). Focus on a mix of volunteers and campaigns for the latter ones. Strategy: In general, Volunteers are your best option. Spread them out evenly. Ground Campaigns are great when there are 7% undecideds or more. Start every game with leveling up Fund Raisers once, and ignore the others. If any state's brown or lightly colored, flood it with campaigns 5 days before the game ends. For Democrats, put 13k volunteers on TX, 11k on FL, and 6k on PA. Campaign in ME if it's turning. Done! For Republicans, put 13k volunteers on CA, 10k on FL, and 7k on OH. Campaign in if it's turning. Done! Except for... 1992 Bush - put 10k on CA, 9k on IL, 9k on FL, 7k on MI, 7k on TX, 2k on WI, 2k on TN, and 1k on ME. Campaign in WI, TN, ME, and LA. 1996 Dole - put 9k on CA, 5k on MI, 4k on VA, 4k on NC, 4k on MN, 4k on TX, 4k on MO, 4k on IA, 2k on MS, 2k on OH, 2k on IN, and 1k on WI. Campaign in MN, IA, MS, IN, and WI.
★★☆☆☆
There is zero personality between the candidates. Biden doesn't equal Harris or Sanders. You can't see where your opponent is campaigning, so this seems bland. OH, PA, FL hold those 3 and even on Hard you win. Why do volunteers cost the same in CA as they do in NH? Game hasn't been updated in a while is the dev still active? The Fundraising seems awkward. Why do the blips disappear? I'm willing to donate to a candidate today, but not tomorrow? This game seems very generic, and a waste of $.
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