Dictators: No Peace is a lovely strategy game developed by RPN Indie Developer that takes players on a journey to become a powerful dictator ruling over a country. Players can freely choose a countries to play the game, and get more gold resources to constantly upgrade the military force, develop their science and technology, defeat other countries, and complete their own dream of conquering the world!
Build Your Royal Military
At first, the player need select one country as their own country. The country will have a royal military viz. Royal army, royal navy and royal air force. If you are the dictator of China, this would be your royal military. Your royal military will fight wars to colonize other countries. 

       Your could increase your military force by upgrading every units in the military, as following picture shows. And when your military force are stronger than the enemy’s military, that means you could make your enemy become your colonies.

Increase Your Gold Reserves
       Of course, the country must have and earn enough money in order to develop their military power. So there are a completed gold coins production system too. You could increase your gold reserves by upgrading your production activities and trading goods. Then using the gold reserves to upgrade your military and then colonize weaker counties.

Concise Controls
       Dictators: No Peace has a simple and intuitive control system. Players can easily access the game's various menus and options by tapping on the screen. The game also includes a long tutorial text, which guides players through the game's mechanics and controls. The game's controls are responsive and easy to use, making it easy for players to make decisions quickly and efficiently. The game also includes a variety of different options and settings, allowing players to customize their experience to their liking.
Graphics and Sound
        Dictators: No Peace features realistic graphics, with detailed and realistic map and cute characters. The game's art style is reminiscent of classic strategy games, with a clean and simple interface that makes it easy to navigate the game's various menus and options.

        The game's sound effects and music are also well done, with a range of different sounds and music tracks that help to immerse players in the game's world. The music and sound effects change depending on the player's actions and the state of their country, adding to the game's realism.
Shortcoming:
       It takes some time for a newcomer to read the tutorial and understand the gameplay. That’s maybe a trouble for impatient players.

In Conclusion
       The war simulation and dictator game is funny, simple for some people who wants to play a strategy game in a casual and relax time.