Backdrop artwork for General Election
Back to games
General Election box art

Sinclair ZX Spectrum

General Election

1982 1 Players Not Rated

The object of the game is to win more seats than your opponents in Parliament. Each player chooses a Political Party to lead, and unless otherwise stated, all parties have equal turns of play. To keep the game to a practical size there are only 100 Constituencies (seats). These are split up into five regions. As in real politics, seats are VERY SAFE, SAFE, MARGINAL or VERY MARGINAL. In non-political terms, the very safe seats give an advantage to the owner of the Constituency, as they are harder for other parties to gain. The very marginal seats are much easier for the other parties to gain, although there is still a small built-in advantage to the owner of the seat.

Release date
December 31, 1982
Publisher
Bug-Byte Software
Players
1

About this game

General Election

The object of the game is to win more seats than your opponents in Parliament. Each player chooses a Political Party to lead, and unless otherwise stated, all parties have equal turns of play. To keep the game to a practical size there are only 100 Constituencies (seats). These are split up into five regions. As in real politics, seats are VERY SAFE, SAFE, MARGINAL or VERY MARGINAL. In non-political terms, the very safe seats give an advantage to the owner of the Constituency, as they are harder for other parties to gain. The very marginal seats are much easier for the other parties to gain, although there is still a small built-in advantage to the owner of the seat.

Genres

Construction and Management Simulation

Studios and credits

Publisher
Bug-Byte Software

Regional releases

Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1982 · Not Rated

Artwork gallery

6 images

Add artwork

Help this listing look its best.

Share missing box backs, screenshots, clear logos, cartridges, discs, and other useful art. Nothing appears publicly until an administrator reviews it.

Sign in to contribute artwork