Observed arrival · 2026-11-10
Grand Theft Albo turns tax policy into a polling game
A free, in-browser Australian political satire game casts players as Anthony Albanese, collecting taxes while trying to keep the polls above 50.
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- For
- Players interested in Australian political satire and short browser games
- Worth noticing
- The player must keep polls above 50 for a 36-month term; the game says a low score can mean the party rolls you first.
Field notes
The rules make the player chain voters to build a tax combo, then carry the proceeds to Treasury before the press pack catches up; larger deposits earn a stated bonus. The page sets a 36-month term and says a polling drop can bring an early party-room defeat. Its FAQ says phone players drag to walk, while a separate link preserves a 2D original.
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✦PrettyNotable craft visible
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