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Deep State

Game Categories:

 Clicker, Idler

Game Platforms:

 Flash

Development Status:

 Completed
Play Deep State on www.newgrounds.com

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Game Description
Deep State is an incremental/idle game in which you are appointed director of the new National Security Bureau in the troubled Central Iverian Republic. Your job is to pacify the civilian populace and abolish democratic rule in favour of your own.

Instructions
Purchase ENFORCEMENT to raise PACIFICATION and generate INCOME.
Purchase LEGISLATIONS with FEAR and MONEY to unlock more ENFORCEMENT and OPERATIONS.
Run OPERATIONS to generate FEAR and INCOME.
FEAR reduces PACIFICATION.

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