Supreme Ruler 2030

Supreme Ruler 2030 is a real-time geopolitical strategy game set in the near future, as the world faces one crisis after another. You take control of any nation, managing its military, economy, population and relationships with other countries. You can play campaigns with specific objectives or choose a nation in Sandbox mode and set your own victory condition.

Lead your nation

Manage your country’s finances and supply chains alongside its social and military policies. Military equipment costs money, while your population needs food. Poorly anticipating people’s needs can allow political opponents to remove you from power or lead parts of your country to declare independence. You can make decisions yourself or use Cabinet Ministers to help.

Modernize the economy, guide scientific advancement and research, produce, buy and sell military equipment. Trade commodities and share research with other countries, and sign treaties to build relationships with allies or rivals. Covert operations can give you an intelligence advantage or disrupt other nations through sabotage; you can also keep spies in reserve for counter-intelligence missions to protect your own assets.

Command your forces

You manage the army, air force and navy around the world. Land units represent battalions, while aircraft are organized into squadrons. Combine forces into battlegroups to counter enemy tactics, and deploy naval battlegroups as fleets to protect maritime borders from enemy landings. Equip units with long-range conventional or nuclear missiles to strike from afar. The game provides strategic and tactical control of detailed modern-world armies down to the battalion level, and weather can affect battlefield outcomes.

Campaigns and multiplayer

Campaigns draw on real-world tensions and conflicts. In Sandbox mode, you can play as any nation and choose a victory condition. Multiplayer supports up to 15 players over a local network or the internet.

Key features

• Near-future campaigns and a Sandbox mode where you choose any nation
• Diplomacy, trade, espionage and intimidation to influence other nations’ policies
• Management of the economy, social policies, finances and supply chains
• Military forces organized from battalions and squadrons into combined battlegroups and fleets
• Cabinet Ministers who can help with decisions
• An integrated weather model that affects battlefield outcomes