대통령 키우기 - pixel politics

At first, I just wanted to be class president.

I shook hands with a friend.

I gained one supporter.

I shook hands one more time.

I gained another supporter.

Before I knew it, I had become the mayor,

entered the National Assembly,

and now the entire nation is watching the vote counting broadcast.

"Raising a President" is a pixelated idle political game where an ordinary student grows into the president through the power of handshakes, organizational skills, advisors, and tteokbokki.

[All politics begins with a handshake]

Tap the screen to shake hands.

Shaking hands increases your supporters.

If you keep pressing, a combo is triggered,

and if you keep pressing, your finger muscles grow before your political skills.

But you don't have to shake hands alone forever.

If you create an organization, supporters gather automatically,

and if you strengthen your organization and capabilities with donations,

your election camp continues to operate even while you are away.

This is the power of organization.

[From Class President to President]

Ordinary Student
→ Class President
→ Student Council President
→ General Student Council President
→ Neighborhood Head
→ District Council Member
→ City Council Member
→ Mayor
→ Member of the National Assembly
→ Party Leader
→ President

A small election campaign that started in the back of the classroom

finally leads to a nationwide vote counting broadcast.

Win the hearts of friends at school,

build the trust of residents in the neighborhood,

mobilize a massive organization in the city,

and finally, challenge for the top spot in South Korea.

It starts with a single handshake,

but ends up becoming history.

[Elections are about numbers. And a bit of momentum]

Once you have gathered enough supporters, run for election.

Rivals provoke you.

Opinion polls waver.

Debates are held.

You choose your campaign pledges.

Vote counting begins.

If you are elected, you grace the front page of newspapers and rise to a higher position.

What if you lose?

You can just eat tteokbokki with a friend and run for office again.

Your political career does not end with a single defeat.

Analyze the defeat, build your organization, and turn the tables again.

[The Candidate Who Defeated Me Becomes My Lifelong Arch-Rival]

The candidate who handed you your first defeat remains your arch-rival.

You meet them again.

You meet them again.

You keep meeting them.

They appear at every election to provoke you,

start campaigning before you,

and subtly pull ahead in the polls.

However, if you do not give up until the end and overcome your arch-rival,

their most powerful rival might return as a new ally.

A place where yesterday's enemy becomes today's aide.

That is just how politics is.

Probably.

[Complete Your Own Cabinet]

Will you appoint a PR expert?

Will you appoint a finance officer?

Will you appoint an organization manager?

Or will you just take care of your mother?

Meet special characters like your partner Minji, reporter Song Teukjong, and the legendary Secretary Baek, and complete your own election camp.

Each aide has different abilities and roles, and your growth strategy changes depending on who you place in your cabinet.

There are many aides, but not enough positions.

This is the most realistic aspect of this game.

[The camp works overtime even when you are away]

Even if you turn off the game, the organization gathers supporters.

Aides hold meetings, the camp manages donations, you know what your rivals said, and they report back on what happened when you return.

The election campaign continues even while you sleep.

The candidate can rest.

Because the camp doesn't rest.

[A warm and strange political story]

The politics of "Raising a President" does not end with taking someone down.

A friend comes to visit you after your first defeat,

Your strongest rival eventually becomes an ally,

And a promise made in a small classroom spreads to more and more people.

Experience a political story focused on support rather than satire, on second chances rather than punishment, and on growth rather than fighting.

[Recommended for:]

- Those who feel good for no reason when numbers get big

- Those who occasionally want to turn the tables themselves, even in idle games

- Those who like pixel art characters and chiptune music

- Those who get nervous for no reason while watching election vote counting broadcasts

- Those who want their rivals to become friends in the end

- Those who want to witness the process of a class president becoming president firsthand

- Those ready to sacrifice their fingers to become president

A single handshake becomes a vote,

One vote gathers to change the school,

And a promise made in school spreads to the neighborhood, the city,

And finally, to the entire Republic of Korea.

From class president to president.

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※ All characters and events in this game are fictional. ※ This does not depict or support any specific political group or real-life politician.

※ In actual elections, tapping the screen repeatedly does not increase the number of supporters.