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Recreate a Spanish-language, touch-friendly political/economic management simulator titled “Casa Rosada: 48 meses,” presented as a dark, mobile-first canvas UI rather than an illustrated world. Use a full-screen deep navy background (#101828), rounded navy panels, high-contrast off-white text, muted blue-gray secondary text, gold accents, green positive values, red danger values, and cyan section accents. The game has four main screens and no character avatar or map.
1) Intro screen: At the top show small gold “CASA ROSADA,” the large title “48 meses,” and subtitle “Simulador político-económico de gestión argentina.” In a large rounded panel explain that the player assumes the presidency with a fragile economy, a Congress that does not sign blank checks, and a politically sensitive public; each turn is one month and the player may choose up to three measures. State the objective: reach month 48 with reasonable approval, controlled inflation, rebuilt reserves, and without social collapse. Include a wide gold button labeled “ASUMIR EL MANDO” and a small instruction that the screen can be tapped or Enter pressed.
2) Cabinet dashboard: Header reads “CASA ROSADA,” then “Parte de gabinete,” with “Mes N de 48 · X/3 medidas elegidas.” Display six rounded metric cards in a responsive grid: “Aprobación” out of 100 with “electorado”; “Inflación mensual” as a percentage with “precios”; “Reservas” in Argentine-style money formatting such as “
8.500 M” with “BCRA”; “Deuda pública” as a percentage with “PBI”; “Desempleo” as a percentage with “empleo”; and “Congreso” out of 100 with “gobierno.” Start with approval 54, monthly inflation 8.2%, reserves 28,500 million, public debt 78.0%, unemployment 7.8%, and Congress 47/100. Color values conditionally: approval/reserves/congress are favorable green above their thresholds and red otherwise; inflation is green under 5 and gold otherwise; debt is green under 80 and red otherwise; unemployment is green under 8 and gold otherwise.
On the normal-width layout, beneath the cards show two horizontal rounded bars: “Conflictividad social,” a red bar from “calma” to “estallido,” initially 42/100; and “Brecha cambiaria,” a gold bar from “cerrada” to “desborde,” initially 38. Then show “Medidas disponibles” and the subtitle “Hasta tres — el Congreso puede trabar lo que no tenga respaldo.” Present eight selectable rounded measure cards in a two-column list. Each card has a title, gold category tag, and description; selected cards use a lighter blue fill, cyan outline, and selection indication. The eight exact choices are:
- “Actualizar tarifas” (Fiscal): “Reduce subsidios y ordena el gasto, pero pega directo al bolsillo.”
- “Pacto fiscal federal” (Congreso): “Negocia con gobernadores y bloques para blindar el programa.”
- “Plan de estímulo” (Actividad): “Más obra y crédito ahora; el mercado pregunta cómo se paga.”
- “Controles cambiarios” (Dólar): “Frena la brecha en el corto plazo, con costo en reservas y distorsiones.”
- “Incentivo a exportar” (Reservas): “Baja retenciones y acelera permisos para traer dólares genuinos.”
- “Refuerzo social focalizado” (Social): “Contiene la calle y el hambre, a cambio de más gasto corriente.”
- “Reforma laboral gradual” (Productividad): “Mejora expectativas de inversión, pero activa a sindicatos y oposición.”
- “Recapitalizar el Central” (Credibilidad): “Fortalece la hoja de balance y baja el riesgo de una corrida.”
At the bottom keep a wide action button fixed near the bottom: before selection it says “ELEGÍ AL MENOS UNA MEDIDA” in muted blue-gray and is inactive; after selecting one to three it says “EJECUTAR GABINETE” in gold and becomes active. On narrow screens use compact two-column measure cards and a three-column compact metric arrangement, hiding the longer descriptions and the social bars as in the source layout.
3) Turn result screen: Header reads “Parte de gabinete,” then “Consecuencias del mes,” and “Mes N cerrado · Se actualizó el tablero nacional.” If a random event occurred, show a blue rounded event panel with “EVENTO: [title]” in gold and its text. Then show a rounded “Lectura política” panel containing a generated political narrative about the chosen measures and, below it, an “El mercado” interpretation. The market text should vary according to conditions: if inflation is over 10, say prices are accelerating and social mood is deteriorating; if reserves are under 22,000, say reserves are under watch and the dollar is back on the front page; otherwise say financial variables leave room for more negotiation. Use a gold “AVANZAR AL PRÓXIMO MES” button. Tapping it, or pressing Space, increments the month and returns to the dashboard with selections cleared.
Turn mechanics: the player selects/deselects at most three measures by tapping cards. On execution, apply all selected effects cumulatively, clamp approval/congress/conflict to 0–100, inflation to 0.1–99, reserves to a minimum of 0, debt to 0–180, unemployment to 0–40, and the exchange-rate gap to 0–200. Exact measure effects are: Actualizar tarifas approval -5, inflation +1.0, reserves +900, debt -0.8, unemployment +0.2, Congress -2, conflict +8, gap -2; Pacto fiscal federal +3, -0.3, +150, -0.3, -0.1, +10, -4, -1; Plan de estímulo +7, +2.5, -500, +1.2, -0.8, +2, -6, +5; Controles cambiarios -2, -0.7, -850, +0.2, +0.3, -3, +3, -8; Incentivo a exportar +1, +0.4, +1400, -0.4, -0.3, +1, +2, -5; Refuerzo social focalizado +6, +0.8, -250, +0.8, -0.2, +1, -14, +1; Reforma laboral gradual -3, -0.2, +300, -0.2, -0.5, -5, +12, -2; Recapitalizar el Central -1, -0.6, +700, +0.9, 0, 0, 0, -6. Measures marked risky are Actualizar tarifas, Plan de estímulo, Controles cambiarios, and Reforma laboral gradual; for each risky selected measure, subtract an additional 2 approval if Congress is below 45. Selecting more than two measures adds 4 conflict and 0.6 inflation. After execution, clear the selection and produce a tongue-in-cheek political narrative: if Congress is below 35 it says Congress asked for more dialogue; if approval is above 60 it says the press conference went better than expected; otherwise the opposition found microphones and the coalition found excuses.
Random events: on every fourth month or with roughly 24% random probability, trigger one event, avoiding the immediately previous event. Apply the event effects and show its title/text on the result screen. Events and exact effects are: “Sequía regional” — crop brings fewer dollars; approval -3, inflation +0.8, reserves -1800, debt +1.0, unemployment +0.4, Congress -1, conflict +5, gap +7; “Soja por las nubes” — international price gives unexpected help; approval +4, inflation -0.4, reserves +2200, debt -1.4, unemployment -0.2, Congress +2, conflict -3, gap -8; “Crisis internacional” — global rates rise and emerging-market capital leaves; approval -4, inflation +1.1, reserves -1200, debt +2.0, unemployment +0.5, Congress -3, conflict +7, gap +10; “Escándalo de contrataciones” — a blurry audio and news portals complicate the agenda; approval -9, reserves -150, debt +0.3, Congress -8, conflict +10, gap +4; and “Acuerdo de inversión” — a multinational announces a plant; approval +5, inflation -0.2, reserves +900, debt -0.5, unemployment -0.7, Congress +4, conflict -4, gap -4.
4) End screens: after each turn, if monthly inflation reaches 30 or more, show “Crisis de gobierno” and “FINAL ANTICIPADO,” explaining hyperinflation; if conflict reaches 92 or more, explain that social conflict became an uprising and the government lost command; if approval reaches 12 or below, explain that the coalition collapsed. Otherwise, when month 48 is reached, show “Mandato completado,” “BALANCE FINAL,” and a humorous successful four-year governance message. Display final approval, inflation, and reserves, with a gold “NUEVA GESTIÓN” button that resets all starting values. Keep the interaction entirely pointer/touch based on the canvas, with Enter starting from intro, Space advancing from results, and a resize-responsive full-screen presentation. Do not add combat, animation-heavy scenes, invented characters, or extra mechanics; this is a strategic dashboard simulator driven by numerical policy tradeoffs and Spanish political satire.