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A mobile game made by a developer in Manchester has recently beaten the global phenomenon Minecraft to top Apple's paid games chart.
Key facts
- Five different people have occupied No 10 since 2016
- three in the space of over three years, and one for 49 days
- Someone has stayed in for 1,885 months, which is 157 years," he says
- Meanwhile, UK Politics Simulator, "built on real UK data down to ward level", is reportedly due out later this year for PC, made by the Scarborough-based company Black Cannon Games
- No 10: Full Confidence by Benjamin Brewis sees players take on the role of prime minister, making decisions through a wave of parliamentary scenarios and trying to remain in power for as long
Summary
Its success is perhaps even more surprising given its subject matter - UK politics. No 10: Full Confidence by Benjamin Brewis sees players take on the role of prime minister, making decisions through a wave of parliamentary scenarios and trying to remain in power for as long as possible. The success of Brewis's app, and the creation of others like it, suggests the dramatic recent ebb and flow of Westminster may have inspired a popular new sub-genre. In No 10: Full Confidence, external, players who take on the precarious position of prime minister must balance the moods of four factions - their cabinet, backbenchers, the media, and the public - to remain in the game.