BAHUMAT

Coming soon to Android, iPhone and the web.

Start a party. Win the majority.

You begin with one crore rupees, forty volunteers and a signboard whose paint is still wet. 100 chapters later you could be Prime Minister, or a footnote.

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बहुमतBahumat means majority. In your first election that is 91 seats out of 180.

Chapter one, The Founding: a monsoon evening in Navapur
The result of the state election, counted seat by seat

How it plays

A chapter takes a few minutes. You read a scene, make the call and live with it. Nothing is forgotten.

  1. ONE

    Found your party

    Choose its name, its symbol, its colours and where it stands. Then open your first office.

  2. TWO

    Run the desk

    Three moves a chapter. A membership drive, a rally, or a sponsor who will want something back.

  3. THREE

    Fight the election

    Spread your campaign across six regions. Then watch the count come in, smallest region first.

  4. FOUR

    Govern, then go national

    Form a government and pass a budget. Then take the party to the whole country: 400 seats, 201 to win.

Inside the game

Real screens from the game.

Every chapter opens on a scene.
Choices cost money, trust or both.
Your desk. Three moves a chapter.
The morning paper keeps score.
The budget, in rupees, across eight heads.
Trailer still: dawn over a river city that does not existAI-generated, fiction

Watch the trailer

Dawn over a capital that does not exist, and a party that does not exist yet. See the road from the first banner to the oath.

The trailer is on its way.

100
chapters, from a rented room to the Prime Minister's office
2
elections to win: your state first, then the nation
0
real parties, people or places. All of it is invented
Free
to play, start to finish

Free, and fair

The game earns from ads and a few optional extras. None of them touch the result.

You cannot buy votes

No purchase adds seats, votes or party funds. Elections are won by the choices you made.

Ads wait their turn

An ad can appear between chapters. It never appears while you are making a decision.

No account needed

There is nothing to sign up for. Your game is saved on your own phone.

Questions

The short answers.

Is it about real politics?

No. Every party, leader, region and event is made up for the game. It takes no side and names no one.

What does it cost?

Nothing. Optional purchases remove ads and waiting, or change how your party looks.

Which languages?

English at launch. Hindi follows.

Who makes it?

Nexever Private Limited, a studio in India. Write to [email protected].

Bahumat is fiction. It is a political simulation game created for entertainment only. All characters, parties, institutions, regions and events are invented and do not represent real people, organisations or governments. Artwork, video and music in this game were generated with AI and are labelled.