Executive Disorder: President

Chewy Bytes Limited

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

A president simulator about politics, crises and the next election. Spin for your president, build your cabinet and see what happens when your decisions reach the Oval Office.

Choose an era, draw your president and vice president, then recruit cabinet members from different administrations. Use their experience and role-fit ratings to decide who gets each seat, from Secretary of State to Attorney General.

Set your agenda and make one campaign promise. Then the crises arrive, from a storm on your first day to a counteroffer from Congress, and each run deals its own mix, such as a shipping standoff, a cyberattack or a government shutdown. Every choice is a trade-off. A stronger economy may cost approval, while a diplomatic win may use up influence. Your cabinet and your policy choices shape the outcome.

Nine crises later, the voters decide. Win another term, or get the Defeated stamp and try a rematch with the same cabinet.

Start with a short, playable first day in office: spin a president, appoint your Secretary of Homeland Security and handle your first storm. Clay-style characters, portrait spins and visual results keep every choice easy to follow.

Play free with ads, or choose Presidential Pass for ad-free play, one extra ad-free re-roll per cabinet seat and three profile emblems. Week Pass lasts seven days and does not renew automatically. Lifetime is a one-time purchase. Both offer the same benefits while active.

Executive Disorder is satire and fiction, made for entertainment only. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the U.S. government, the White House, any political party or any person depicted. Public figures appear as clay caricatures in invented scenarios. Ratings, crises and outcomes are fictional game mechanics, not statements of fact or assessments of any real person, party or government.

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What’s new

A new opening: raise the flag over the White House before your first crisis, and every crisis now has its own scene. Plus stability and performance improvements.