Pax Autocratica is a game about power and its consequences, where state-building becomes an experiment in society. As the leader of Aurora, you create a regime that must not only survive, but also prove its superiority. There are no "correct" decisions here — only effective and unsuccessful ones, and the cost of error is measured in the lives of thousands. The price of order The focus is on politics and social engineering. You issue decrees that shape the fear, happiness, and loyalty of citizens, shaping their collective consciousness. Propaganda, repression, or care — every tool leaves its mark. Even the dreams of the population can become a resource for the state if the system is structured rigorously enough. Colony development is accompanied by expansion. You conquer new territories, wage wars with rival regimes, and interfere with the balance of power in the Tiris system. Economics, logistics, and military operations are intertwined into a single cycle, where top-down control combines with personal involvement in battles, emphasizing personal responsibility for every order. Game features - A satirical look at authoritarianism and social governance. - A combination of strategic management and action. - Development of technologies, doctrines and industrial infrastructure. - Military campaigns and political influence outside the colony.