War in the Gulf and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz have triggered a global energy crisis of catastrophic proportions.
The President of the United States must find a way out of the deadlock: complete disengagement, a negotiated peace agreement, a targeted operation against enriched uranium facilities, the collapse of the Iranian regime… The options are numerous, and the consequences uncertain.
Now it’s your turn to step into the role of the U.S. President and try your luck!
The update is available free of charge for all game owners. Players can choose to play as one or several of the belligerent nations (USA, Iran, Israel…), as well as any other country in the world, and act or influence how events unfold.
In addition, Eversim announces the imminent release of the macOS version of Geo-Political Simulator 2026 on May 29.
Available on the official website: www.geo-political-simulator-5.com/news.php
Geo-Political Simulator 2026 Edition trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzS1ONXLpH4
Journalists interested in further information may contact Richard Damon by emailing rdamon@eversim.net
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About Geo-political Simulator project history, and its creators
The game is based on the 5th evolution of Geo-Political Simulator a.k.a. G.P.S. In development since 2004, Geo-Political Simulator strives to be ambitious and one of a kind, constantly evolving, with a team of dedicated specialists and developers. Its objective is to offer a simulation of today’s world whose comprehensiveness is constantly being improved, notably with data that is regularly updated—and to develop new scenarios that reflect world events and geopolitical upheavals.
G.P.S. is a software from the French company Eversim, a company specialized in the development of simulation and strategy games. This company was founded in February 2004 by André and Louis-Marie Rocques the former heads of the independent video game dev studio Silmarils, which launched more than 30 games between 1987 and 2003.,
The simulation engine and tools developed by Eversim are also used as serious gaming by several companies or organizations as a training and teaching tool for politics and diplomacy, as well as for simulating crisis situations.
