alternate history · 1930s china · strategy game · market unionism · political simulation · economic management · realistic consequences · workers internationale · industrialization · impartial narrator
The year is 1930. A map of the world glows with the electric hum of a reformed China, now the globe's economic titan. The Social Bank of China stands as a monolith of finance, its vaults brimming with Yuan. Outside, the tension of a premature Cold War crackles in the air. While Europe burns with fascist extremism, China’s factories churn out precision goods, from radios to rifles. The camera pans over a sprawling, electrified metropolis, where 600 million citizens live under the banner of Market Unionism. The weight of the world’s largest GDP rests on your shoulders.