If you’re playing on a modern PC you can ignore this, the program is simply incorrectly detecting your computers specifications. You may see a window appear telling you that your computer does not meet the minimum specifications to run the game. This should only need to be done the first time, after that it should launch and run under a standard user account just fine, as long as the games installation folder has read/write permissions. If the game doesn’t start, you may need to run it as administrator. If you cannot find the shortcut, see the instructions above for help with creating one. Launch the game by clicking on its shortcut on the Start menu or Start screen. There were no patches released for the game, so once it is installed you’re ready to play. For a tutorial on how to manually add programs to your Start menu, click here. If you installed the game to the default directory, you can find the games executable file in “C:\Program Files (x86)\Eidos Interactive\Elixir Studios\Republic\Main\Republic\Exe\Republic.exe”. You may need to manually add the program to your Start menu or Start screen. The installation process worked just fine on our PC, but it failed to create the games shortcuts properly. If you install the game to the default directory, be sure to see the troubleshooting section regarding save games and configuration files. If the games autorun menu does not appear automatically, browse to the CD in Computer/This PC and run the “Autorun.exe” program manually. Simply place the first game disc into your PCs optical drive and follow the on-screen prompts. The game should install just fine on modern versions of Windows. Rather than grab a machine gun and single handedly take on the entire national guard like most videogame heroes, in this game you’ll actually organise your own political party and try and win you way to power using extortion, bribery, propaganda and all the usual healthy democratic processes. Playing the part of a political activist, you must rise up against the totalitarian state who brutally dragged away your parents when you were a child.
Republic – The Revolution certainly is an unusual game. Even if this innovation doesn’t always result in a great game, it still means that PC gamers get to experience some really unique game concepts that would be unlikely to get the green light on the major games consoles. By being a completely open platform with no publishing fees, games on the PC can be more innovative and creative than on any other platform. While I’ve always owned games consoles too, I’ve come to think of the PC as the definitive gaming platform. Genre: Strategy Release Year: 2003 Developer: Elixir Studios Publisher: Eidos Interactive Age Rating: 12+ Playability Status: Perfect Tested On: Windows 8 圆4 Availability: Copyright retained - Out of print/unavailable
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