Allocator-U.S. budget simulation game

Example

A player selects Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War era and chooses to allocate more funds to diplomacy rather than the military. The game simulates the outcome, potentially altering historical events such as delaying military action or changing the course of reconstruction policies.

Scenario

This function allows users to take on historical scenarios, offering decision-making power over budget allocation and witnessing alternative outcomes based on their choices.

Example

When selecting Franklin D. Roosevelt during the Great Depression, a player may choose to invest heavily in public works projects like the New Deal. Allocator then calculates the economic growth, unemployment rates, and public sentiment, providing a dynamic outcome based on historical and hypothetical data.

Scenario

In this scenario, the player can test different budget allocation strategies to see their long-term economic impact, gaining insight into fiscal policy and its consequences on national prosperity.

Example

A player can explore a what-if scenario where, during Ronald Reagan’s presidency, defense spending is reduced significantly and allocated to environmental protection efforts. Allocator provides insights into how this might affect both national security and environmental policy outcomes.

Scenario

This function encourages players to think outside the historical box, exploring how shifts in budget priorities could change the trajectory of the U.S., such as shifting towards green energy development or strengthening international relations through diplomacy.