How is your nation portrayed in foreign video games?

[The Colombian Triumvirate]

It probably rarely is, and if it is, it's usually as a dystopian nightmare.
which is a bit accuarate

[Great Leicester]

We're seen as brave rebels for shrugging off the tyrannies of the UK government, constantly beleaguered by war and sanctions. Towns are typically depicted as war-torn, and farmlands turned to mulch by artillery. Tank wrecks dot the landscape. Citizens are typically war veterans, even the children, who sport thousand-yard stares. Even so, they're portrayed as honest folk, if backwards thinking and slightly racist.

Still, it could be worse. You should see how they depict Wolverhampton.

[Luziyca]

Like 'murica.

[Falangist Siam]

An over-the-top cyberpunk corporate dystopia, a la Mirrors Edge, alternatively a nuclear armed rogue nation under the iron rule of a violent psychopathic warlord.

[Imperium Sidhicum]

Federation of Mankind which has by far the most developed gaming culture naturally depicts the Imperium as the villains in their video games and sims, seeing how both nations are sworn enemies in real life. Sidh sim developers obviously return the favour for the same reason.

[The Great-German Empire]

The good guys in historical warfare games, and the smug, over-meddling world power in modern games of almost any nation other than Germany and the US.

[MegaLand Union]

Futuristic utopian city and miles and miles of wilderness ala the Capitol in The Hunger Games minus the hunger games and weird people surrounded by miles of wilderness (or kilometers )

[Vereinigt Amerikan Reich]

We are usually portrayed as the bad guys

[Soleanna]

[Fenton Island]

Like something out of a GTA game, which is more-or-less accurate

[Anime North America]

I'd reckon we'd be the villains, naw?

[Colorado-Kansas]

Usually the nation were video game enemies hold conferences, and hundreds of civilians get killed when the player and a few AI's swoop in and to crash the conference.

[Dosan]

We're almost always portrayed as the villains. They tend to focus on the communist iconography and our massive military parades, with legions of over-sexualized female soldiers. (Dosan's military, in reality, has an almost 50/50 gender split, due to our conscription policies... but the foreign media likes to ignore that fact and stick with the more stereotypical view of our military.)

[Pichenmenn and New-Frykienland]

A mysterious thriving northern authoritrian country. FPS scenes would usually be a train station, exclusive to masses of government officals, or some beautiful natual parks with odd-looking subspecies of our national animal which wander around and distract the player
If in Japanese-style visual novel, you will probably meet a schoolgirl prominent for being childish and politically idealistic, while the protagonist is either a ordinary student from working class or a "systematized" member of school's branch of Student Trade Union(for that acquiring knowledge is intellectual labour) or Communist Youth League

[Hajirah]

Probably as a haven for terrorism and an international trouble spot. I can imagine a number of Western FPS games featuring Hajirans as enemies...

[Streuburg]

The people who would support the bad guys until stuff goes South, also rich

[Midand]

The crazy nation of power.

[Milvra]

Usually as protective, selfless, if a bit honorbound.

[Grand Miketopolis]

Like 1980's South Africa but more allienged with the west and like 40% less racist. Not prominent enough to have a playable character from but maybe a mission would be set in MiketopolIs fighting guerrillas in mountainous/jungle region

[Cayenne-]

We are normally portrayed as the faithful sidekicks of the Osean Protagonists (sure, we keep the idiots from killing us all), insidious morally bankrupt shadowy figures that “help” the player, or a Cabal of evil rich people.

[Borovan entered the region as he]

our nation is portrayed as like a thriller spy game where the protaganist delivers the diplomat safely while uncovering a big plot or where the leader is a princess escaping and gets found out by a reporter

[Picentia]

We're rarely portrayed at all, but in the few times we made an appearance the real bad guys, the masterminds behind everything bad that had happened so far, just happened to be extremely patriotic Picentines with paranoid disorders.

[Fostoria]

Generally as a militaristic empire in either a positive way (benevolent heroes that support stability) or in a negative way (warmongering dictatorship), depending upon the country

[Hamidiye]

Usually represented by a mustachioed man wearing a fez, jackboots and an elaborate uniform, the Hamidi Imperium is portrayed as a somewhat backward and repressive state populated by downtrodden peasants ruled by a military junta and the "big bad", the Sultan. His Imperial Majesty usually (when persiflaged on screen) has underlings shot for failure, has subjects and the foreign hero tortured, and generally is behind everything evil happening in the world. His plots are thwarthed by the hero however, leaving him angry in his palace.

[Ru-]

We were almost definitely the setting for an Assassin's Creed game at some point.