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About Protest Simulator

Protest Simulator lets you play as a protester trying to make your voice heard or as police trying to maintain order. In a city reshaped each night, you navigate protests, use tools and tactics associated with your side, and respond to changing crowds and threats.

Protest or police

As a protester, you choose slogans, use a megaphone to influence crowds, and use stones and Molotov cocktails. You can turn abandoned shops into safe houses, craft Molotovs and use escape routes, hidden passages and safe zones. The game describes resistance growing as the system pushes harder.

As police, you can equip a shield and baton, take control of a riot truck (TOMA) and issue commands to disperse crowds. You identify people rallying with slogans, find those hiding in dark corners and deal with those making Molotovs. Police suppression tools include riot trucks, drones and barricades.

Modes and city

Scenario modes and free roam offer different ways to play. The city includes procedurally generated urban zones and a community-supported route editor, alongside dynamic environments, a day-night cycle and changing weather. The game also features chants, sirens and police warnings, while your decisions shape media impact and public reaction.

Content and systems

The game’s growing yearly content includes new city zones, protest styles and suppression tactics. Its 2025 update adds media propaganda mechanics, livestream invasions and surveillance camera systems. You can customize your character’s appearance and earn Steam achievements.

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