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Taxpayers' Millions, Chance of a Lifetime is a satirical arcade and puzzle game in which the player governs a famous SW Pacific nation and seeks re-election.
Squander your way through a campaign or blunder your way through the five unique subplots individually.
Can you, armed only with a keen inability to perceive events around you:
Squander your way through a campaign or blunder your way through the five unique subplots individually.
Can you, armed only with a keen inability to perceive events around you:
- Keep your foreign policy intact by avoiding jelly wrestling Dali Lamas?
- Backflip around conflict of interest questions, and nail Bradman to your white picket fence?
- Bounce the barrels of pork into your marginal
What's New
Version 1.2 adds the following:
- Improved graphics
- Faster loading
- More readable instructions
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS 8.6 or later, CarbonLib 1.6 or later, QuickTime 5.0 or later
PPC, Mac OS 8.6 or later, CarbonLib 1.6 or later, QuickTime 5.0 or later
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Taxpayers' Millions, Chance of a Lifetime is a satirical arcade and puzzle game in which the player governs a famous SW Pacific nation and seeks re-election.
Squander your way through a campaign or blunder your way through the five unique subplots individually.
Can you, armed only with a keen inability to perceive events around you:
Squander your way through a campaign or blunder your way through the five unique subplots individually.
Can you, armed only with a keen inability to perceive events around you:
- Keep your foreign policy intact by avoiding jelly wrestling Dali Lamas?
- Backflip around conflict of interest questions, and nail Bradman to your white picket fence?
- Bounce the barrels of pork into your marginal electorates?
- Avoid conceding that refugees are not in fact Insect-like-Battledoids?
- Plausibly deny being briefed on any of this?
Not good.
Anonymous reviewed on 05 Jul 2003
Anonymous reviewed on 23 May 2003
Slick commentary that will turn any casual gamer looking to kill an hour into an expert on Labour Party leadership, if nothing else. Lead John (or is it Moe??) Howard to another Liberal victory!! Needs a tweak on level 3, even in the low res version.
Anonymous reviewed on 14 Apr 2003