The Bosses

The major leaders from the rather peculiar world of global politics meet up in The Bosses, an app where we will be able to have fun with characters like Obama and Merkel and cute figures like Kim Jong-un or Putin. This game gives us the opportunity to choose different political leaders and play with them as if this were Talking Tom: talk to them, make them dance, tickle them, or make them take out their toys. We can tell you that getting the North Korean premier or good old Vladamir to laugh is pretty funny. But the fun doesn't end there; we can adopt one of these artists as our pet. But more than anything else because you have a good collection of casual games where they are the protagonists and you can have a silly but fun time. And we can tell you right now that the games are not that easy. Incidentally, the cast of leaders can be extended because you will be able to unlock new faces from the panorama of global geopolitics. We don't know who else is there but would like to think that Boris Johnson, Bolsonaro, or Maduro await us. Abascal isn't there, he has a lot of spinach to eat first.

Overview:

Talk to Mr. Obama.

Obama protects US flag.

Flies with a jetpack.

and plays drums.

Features:

This is a fun casual game where you can chat with President Obama, President Putin, Supreme leader Kim Jong UN, and Prime Minister Berlusconi. Each of them has its own prepared phrases and various interactive features. They will be able to tell you all sorts of interesting stories, respond to your voice, touch and show tricks.

President Putin can first of all wish you a happy new year, then dance “Kalinka”, play sports, fly with cranes, talk and even unravel the secret of inner peace. Obama will be happy to play your favorite tune on the drums, dance a wind-up dance, or just drink coffee and read the newspaper. Berlusconi, in turn, is in his office, while Putin and Obama are under his Windows and tease him in every possible way.

The game also features a lot of scenes with participation of other heads of countries. Each in-game character can repeat the phrases spoken by the player with a transformed voice. All models are created in a humorous style and have synthesized voices that look like the original ones. The game does not carry any informative value and was created only for the purpose of entertainment.

Conclusion:

With all your coworkers looking on, you can knock your now-ex-boss for a loop. The more hits you give him the more coins you'll get, which you'll need to acquire new weapons to try on him. The weapons you can buy are so wide-ranging that you can swap in a new one with every round – and all of them are completely customizable. You can beat up your boss until you get cheers and applause from your coworkers, then wait for him to recover before dishing out a new beating. You can also customize how the boss looks, as well the setting of the thrashing. Hundreds of weapons are waiting to be used, so don't let your boss walk away scot-free after firing you in Beat The Boss 3.