About This Demo

DEMO CONTENT

This demo includes Tier 1 professions and up to 10 playable lives of the resistance. Higher profession tiers, Association buildings, Assembly tasks, political offices and the complete campaign ending are only available in the full game.

The demo and full game use separate save files. Demo progress does not transfer to the full game.

ABOUT THE FULL GAME

ONE COUNTRY. UP TO 100 LIVES. A RESISTANCE THAT REMEMBERS.

100 for Justice is a text-driven political roguelite and life-management simulation set in a fictional country seized by an oppressive government. Each life begins at the same historical fracture, but the resistance carries forward what earlier citizens learned, built and stopped.

Choose one profession, survive month by month, and decide what this life will leave behind. Death ends a citizen's life. It does not erase the struggle.

SURVIVE THE MONTH

Your salary is never the whole story. Choose housing, food, transport and insurance while balancing money, Health, Energy and Psychology. Cheap choices preserve cash but can expose you to theft, poisoning, accidents or worse. Government laws can raise those same costs and risks, and several crises may strike in a single month.

TURN A CAREER INTO A PERMANENT LEGACY

Every life is a fresh career run. Advance through four professional ranks to increase this citizen's salary and improve a permanent profession legacy shared by every future life. Repeating a profession cannot stack the same reward forever: only its highest achieved rank remains. Across 22 professions and seven tiers, some legacies improve the numbers; others change the rules or unlock new systems.

OPPOSE LAWS THAT RESHAPE DAILY LIFE

At each unresolved month, the government presents a law with a respectable public justification—and a harsher real purpose. If it passes, its visible effects begin the following month. Staying silent keeps you safer today, but allows laws and Government Power to compound. Opposing a proposal builds its permanent cancellation chance across lives, while increasing Attention and triggering an immediate assassination risk.

Cancel the required proposals tied to a month and that point in the calendar is liberated for good.

BUILD SOLIDARITY INTO POLITICAL POWER

Help people and communities across different lives to earn lasting Social Points and open new profession tiers. Found an Association, invest scarce time in public services, establish an Assembly, and rise from ordinary work toward public office. To return the country to its people, you must combine professional mastery, mutual aid, liberated months, organized institutions and the highest rank as President before your 100 lives run out.

EVERY CONSEQUENCE HAS A SOURCE

Risk forecasts and the monthly report show how your choices, active laws and permanent legacies changed the outcome. 100 for Justice is about taking informed risks under pressure—not suffering unexplained punishment.

• A persistent resistance spanning up to 100 lives
  
• 22 professions, seven tiers and four ranks per profession
  
• Monthly budgeting, vital management and visible event risks
  
• 38 law templates and 72 aid cases in campaign-seeded orders
  
• Permanent profession legacies, liberated calendar months, Association services and Assembly tasks
  
• Single-player, text-driven political strategy and life management

Can a hundred ordinary lives achieve what one hero cannot?

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

100 for Justice utilizes generative AI for its visuals, narrative text, and core code structure. All AI-assisted content has been manually curated and edited by the developer to ensure a consistent, high-quality experience.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

100 for Justice features mature themes such as political corruption, social unrest, and assassinations. All instances of violence, accidental deaths, and state oppression are portrayed exclusively through text-based storytelling and minimalist UI elements; there is no graphic depiction of blood, gore, or sexual content. Players may encounter scenarios involving character deaths, arrests, or casualties during social unrest as part of the strategic narrative.