What is Republic: The Revolution?

In Republic: The Revolution, you must rise to power in a former Soviet state using political and coercive means.

The game opens showing you the current dictator of the country of Novistrana, and what horrible acts he commits against the populace, including giving an order to abduct your entire family. You are then presented with ten multiple choice questions. Answer carefully! Your answers will determine who your character is and how he acts.

At the outset, you are a nobody. Your first job is to hire some henchmen you can order around. Once you hire some people, you can instruct them to perform various acts to help gain support. Some of these acts include bribing officials (bribe the police chief so he'll look the other way), intimidate people, commit assault, arson, and even murder (only when you have to). There are also peaceful ways of gaining support, such as attending charity gala's or donating money to a worthy cause.

You can hire someone to go around plasting posters, gaining political support, or you can hire a person to go door-to-door advertising you and what you stand for. You can hire a boxer to fight for you, tell him how aggressive you want him to be, and if he wins, more support for you. If not, well, there's always blackmail.

The main campaign has you trying to overthrow the current president so that you may take control of the country. You'll have to go through three different cities to reach your ultimate goal, each one harder and larger than the one before it.

 - (MobyGames)

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Architecture

IBM PowerPC

System Requirements

From Mac OS 10.2 up to Mac OS 10.5

Compatibility notes

Minimum System Requirements

• Mac OS X 10.2
• 1 GHz Processor
• 512 MB RAM
• 32 MB VRAM
• 1.35 GB hard drive space

Recommended System Requirements

• Mac OS X 10.3
• 1.6 GHz Processor
• 1 GB RAM
• 64 MB VRAM
• 1.5 GB hard drive space

Emulating this? It could probably run under: QEMU