Run Britain: Prime Minister

UK political simulator: be Prime Minister, set taxes, fund services, win votes.

Become Prime Minister in Run Britain, a UK political simulator about budgets, public services and elections. Run the country, manage the economy and decide which policies Britain can afford.

This government simulation game puts taxation, spending and long-term consequences at the centre of your decisions. Govern for five years, face a general election and try to win a second term.

Build your national budget

Set income tax, National Insurance, VAT, corporation tax and other taxes. Decide how much to spend on the NHS, education, welfare, policing, defence and other public services. Balance your priorities against limited public finances, government debt and borrowing costs.

Manage the British economy

Your policies influence economic growth, inflation and unemployment. Invest for the future, respond to fiscal pressure and see how earlier decisions shape the choices available to you.

Reform public services

Introduce reforms across healthcare, welfare, justice, planning, pensions and government. Choose which changes matter most and how to fund them.

Invest in national projects

Build housing, improve transport and invest in energy, infrastructure and defence. Money and delivery capacity are limited, so every project competes with other national priorities.

Respond to political and economic events

Deal with unexpected events, global economic shocks, energy disruption and national security challenges. The decisions you have already made affect how Britain responds.

Face the voters

Reach the next general election and seek re-election. Win a second five-year term to continue your policies, tackle fresh challenges and build your political legacy.

Lower taxes or fund the NHS? Reduce debt or build new infrastructure? In this British political strategy game, you choose how to govern.

Run Britain is an independent political and economic simulation game. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the UK Government or any political party.