NationCraft: Government Simv1.2

What changed

• New featureAdded procedural map generation based on country name
• ContentIntroduced twelve specific gameplay constraints for Crazy mode
• UXOverhauled economic growth to converge as nations get wealthier
• UXImplemented tax consent mechanics based on services and trust
• UXAdjusted trade mechanics to be less punitive toward successful nations
• UXRevised coup mechanics to trigger based on control levels
• New featureAdded new sound and settings screens

Original release notes

Your country gets a map, generated from its own name, so the same name always gives you the same country.
Crazy mode now hands you one of twelve constraints: no sales tax, no income tax, a central bank that has stopped taking your calls. Each takes a control away and leaves you to govern without it.
The economy behaves now. Growth converges as your nation gets rich instead of compounding forever. Taxes need consent, which depends on the services you provide, whether you are trusted with the money, and whether it comes back or just piles up. Trade stopped punishing success. Coups answer whether you are losing control, not merely whether you are unpopular.
Sound and settings screen arrives.