Faith: Economy Simulation
Take charge of a country and run its economy for decades. Every decision on interest rates, taxes, the budget, trade and politics has a cost, and you will feel its effects years later.
About the game
Faith is a country management and strategy game built on a realistic economic model. Choose one of eight countries: a farming economy, an oil state, a nation just out of war, or an industrial power. Each starts with its own income, inflation, debt and problems. Your goal is to lead your country from poverty into the ranks of developed economies.
Set interest rates, adjust taxes, balance the budget, sign trade deals and build development programs region by region on the map. Inflation, the exchange rate, unemployment and foreign debt are all connected: a move in one place comes back to you somewhere else.
Highlights
- 8 countries, each with its own starting conditions
- A realistic economy: inflation, interest rates, currency, debt, taxes and foreign trade
- Parliament, the street, the media and business, each reacting to your choices in its own way
- Press conferences, crisis decisions and consequences that return years later
- A cast of six characters with their own stories in every country
- Countries that share one world: trade, diplomacy and spreading crises
- Development programs region by region on the map
- A career spanning decades, with eight stages of development
- 11 languages: English, Turkish, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish and Swahili
Who is it for?
For fans of economy and strategy games, country management and political simulations. No economics background needed: the game shows you why every indicator moves.
Download Faith for free on Google Play.
Frequently asked questions
Is Faith free?
Yes. Faith is free to play and contains ads. You can remove ads with a one-time purchase.
Which devices can I play on?
Android devices, through Google Play.
Do I need to know economics?
No. The game shows step by step what each decision changes and why.
Are the countries real?
No. The countries are fictional, but they are inspired by real economic mechanisms.