I'm looking for a old game that I used to play around 8-10 years ago. I think it worked in Windows 95 but it might as well be a DOS game.
Is a strategy game in which you had to manage a country (I think you could chose between different, real countries) as president. The game had an isometric view of the country, showing cities, factories and other stuff, and you could build different structures like power plants, army bases, et-cetera that took a realistic time to build (3-4 game years for a nuclear power plant, for example) so you had to plan ahead. You could as well define policies for the country, about drugs, abortion, taxes, et-cetera. You could even go to war with other countries if I remember correctly. I also think that if you were kicked out of the presidency after elections because of lack of popularity, the game would end, but I'm not totally sure of this.
I've been looking for this game now and then from time to time but I have never been able to remember the name or development studio or distributor, so I had no luck in finding it, but I'm sure that if I see a screenshot of the game I will be able to recognize it instantly.