The year is 2010 and the Major Powers of the world as we currently know them have disintegrated into bickering economic and military regions. The United Nations has disappeared, and in its place an organization with far sharper teeth referred to simply as "The World Market" has taken its place. Individual Regions are left to fight for power to dominate their neighbors, their countries, their continents, and then the world.Commenting on Supreme Ruler 2010, Larry Bond noted, “This simulation is the most detailed and realistic model of a country that has ever been commercially produced . . . Supreme Ruler 2010 is a great game.”
Asked about Larry Bond's involvement with their project, BattleGoat's Lead Designer David Thompson remarked, "I've been a huge fan of Larry's books since Red Phoenix, so obviously I'm thrilled to have him involved in our game. Knowing Larry's high quality standards with his own Harpoon series, it's been particularly gratifying to see how enthusiastically he has responded to Supreme Ruler 2010."
In January 2010, due to a growing sense of international optimism, the World Market announced a new goal – to terminate existing regionalism. It is uncertain whether this pronouncement had the intended effect . . .. Over the next few months some regions began working together with neighbors and organized peaceful reunification votes. Yet other regions began to further isolate themselves and begin military buildups. It became apparent to many that no matter how benign the objective, it could not be achieved without great cost. What would happen next was anyone’s guess.
Supreme Ruler 2010 is a groundbreaking Economic, Political, and Military Strategy game for Windows PCs. It supports Single and Multi-Player (up to 16) in either “Real Time” or “Turn Based” modes.
Supreme Ruler 2010 will be available for purchase on May 10, 2005 at all major retailers at a suggested retail price of $39.99 and is Rated Everyone by ESRB.
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