The Left
United… until the next meeting.
Figures : Raphaël Glucksmann, François Hollande, Fabien Roussel, Ségolène Royal, François Ruffin, Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
Campaign trump card General Strike Every opponent stops dead for 6 seconds.
2027 French presidential race · Free satirical game
Left, Centre, Right or the Others: pick your camp, field your figures and hold the steps of the Élysée until the night of the run-off.
Each camp has its six figures, its catchphrases, its own way of playing and a campaign trump card to fire at the right moment.
United… until the next meeting.
Figures : Raphaël Glucksmann, François Hollande, Fabien Roussel, Ségolène Royal, François Ruffin, Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
Campaign trump card General Strike Every opponent stops dead for 6 seconds.
Neither left nor right. Or both.
Figures : François Bayrou, Gabriel Attal, Édouard Philippe, Bruno Le Maire, Élisabeth Borne, Emmanuel Macron.
Campaign trump card Dissolution Back to the voters: opponents restart from the gate… and your endorsement chest drops to zero.
Plenty of chiefs for a single chair.
Figures : Nicolas Sarkozy, Jordan Bardella, Éric Ciotti, Bruno Retailleau, Éric Zemmour, Marine Le Pen.
Campaign trump card Trocadéro Rally For 9 seconds your whole camp speaks twice as fast.
Nobody expected them. They came anyway.
Figures : Brigitte Macron, Dominique de Villepin, Jean Lassalle, Marine Tondelier, Philippe Poutou, Teddy Riner.
Campaign trump card No-Confidence Vote The three toughest opponents are toppled on the spot. Heavyweights lose half their credibility.
The Left, the Centre, the Right or the Others. The three remaining camps become your opponents.
Everything costs endorsements. Place an income figure first, the rest will follow.
Rivals pour in by waves, and the street joins in: blockades, burning bins, angry motorists. Answer before they reach the steps.
Seven campaign nights, from the village square to the run-off. Then Cohabitation, endlessly.
Each has a power and catchphrases drawn from their best-known lines.
PS
The Normal President
Moi PrésidentFires his anaphoras in bursts of three. It's raining, as usual.
« Me, president… »
LFI
The Tribune
La République, c'est moi !A roar that shakes the whole lane and pushes opponents back.
« I am the Republic! »
Renaissance
Jupiter
At the Same TimeFires down his lane, the one above and the one below. At the same time. Costs a crazy amount of dough.
« That's snake oil! »
Renaissance
Madame 49.3
Article 49.3Stakes her government on it: the whole lane is passed without a vote.
« I stake my government's responsibility. »
LR
The Hyper-President
Work More to Earn MoreCosts more to field, but brings in 40 endorsements at a time.
« Work more to earn more! »
RN
The Boss
Cat ReleaseA certified cat breeder: each moggy runs through three opponents in a row.
« They are there, in the countryside, in the cities, on social media! »
Independent
The Judoka
IpponNeither left nor right: whoever comes close goes flying back, flat on their back.
« Ippon! »
Résistons !
The Shepherd
Résistons!Solid as the Pyrenees: he takes the hits, sings, and recovers on his own.
« Résistons! »
A free lane-defense (tower defense) game that runs in your browser and parodies the race for the 2027 French presidential election. You pick the Left, the Centre, the Right or the Others, then place caricatures of public figures to push back the three other camps.
Yes: free, with no sign-up, no ads and no in-app purchases. The source code is open, under the MIT licence.
No. It is satire: every camp gets the same treatment and all four are playable. The game is not affiliated with any party, candidate or institution, and is neither a poll nor a call to vote.
Twenty-four figures across four camps. Left: Raphaël Glucksmann, François Hollande, Fabien Roussel, Ségolène Royal, François Ruffin and Jean-Luc Mélenchon. Centre: François Bayrou, Gabriel Attal, Édouard Philippe, Bruno Le Maire, Élisabeth Borne and Emmanuel Macron. Right: Nicolas Sarkozy, Jordan Bardella, Éric Ciotti, Bruno Retailleau, Éric Zemmour and Marine Le Pen. The Others: Brigitte Macron, Dominique de Villepin, Jean Lassalle, Marine Tondelier, Philippe Poutou and Teddy Riner. Add two reinforcements shared by everyone, riot police and firefighters, and four guests: Donald Trump at the international summit, HugoDécrypte on the debate set, Squeezie in the street and Sylvain Durif on the hunt for endorsements.
In its own way. School blockades, burning bins, petrol above €2 a litre, farmers and tractors, taxes withheld at source, family-benefit transfers, CAC 40 bosses, tariffs: these events show up as generic twists in the game, without targeting any place, date or person in particular.
Some are: "Poudre de perlimpinpin", "La République, c'est moi !", "Ils sont là, dans les campagnes…" or "Moi président" are public lines that became cult classics in France. The others are made up in the spirit of the character. None is offered as a documentary quotation.
Yes, on phones and tablets as well as on desktop. On a phone the match is played in landscape, fullscreen where the browser allows it: if you hold the phone upright, the game is drawn sideways so that you turn it. This can be switched off in the pause menu. A recent browser is all you need; there is nothing to install.
Yes. Every action goes through real buttons: keys 1 to 8 to pick a figure, arrows to aim, Enter to place. Match events are announced to screen readers and animations respect the "reduce motion" setting.
No. No account, no cookie, no tracker, no analytics. Your progress stays in your browser (local storage) and is never sent anywhere.
Maxence Bonnici, a full-stack developer. Politique 2027 is a personal, open-source project.
The characters are caricatures of public figures. Their powers and the situations are made up for laughs: they do not describe facts and do not reflect the author's opinions. The game has no link with any party, candidate or institution.
A match lasts three to seven minutes. The first one is the easiest.
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