We can only pray for this.
I think you would like the Kaiserredux mod for Hearts of Iron IV. There is a path you can take to have Wilhelm II take charge of Texas and turn it into a Kaiserreich.
I have no idea what any of this means. Is this a game?
Hearts of Iron IV, Kaiserreich, and Kaiserredux
Hearts of Iron IV
Hearts of Iron IV is a grand strategy wargame by the Swedish developer Paradox Interactive, released in 2016. Imagine you are a general, a head of state, and a minister of industry all at once — overseeing an entire nation during the Second World War era, roughly 1936 to 1948. You direct armies across a map of the entire world, decide how your factories are allocated, what weapons are produced, which alliances are forged, and how your nation's politics evolve. It is not a game of individual soldiers or personal heroics — it is the cold arithmetic of logistics, doctrine, and national will. Every nation on earth is playable, from the great powers to the most obscure colonial backwater.
Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg
Kaiserreich is a fan-made modification to Hearts of Iron IV — meaning players altered the base game's code and content entirely free of charge to create something new. Its premise is a single, elegant question: what if Germany had won the First World War?
In this timeline, the Kaiser's Germany triumphed. Britain and France were humiliated. Socialist revolutions consequently swept the defeated Western powers — France and Britain both became syndicalist republics. The Russian Empire collapsed differently. America descended into a second civil war. The old order survived in the East while the West burned with revolution. It is arguably the most sophisticated, well-written alternate history ever constructed in any medium — video game or otherwise. The research and internal consistency are genuinely remarkable.
Kaiserredux
Kaiserredux is itself a modification of Kaiserreich — a further alteration by yet another group of enthusiasts. Where Kaiserreich maintains a degree of historical plausibility and sobriety, Kaiserredux deliberately embraces the absurd and fantastical. It introduces far more chaotic possibilities — anarchist communes, bizarre political factions, wildly improbable outcomes — essentially taking Kaiserreich's already alternate world and pushing it into near-fiction. It is the irreverent younger cousin who refuses to take the dinner table seriously.
In sum: Hearts of Iron IV is the canvas. Kaiserreich is a masterwork painted upon it. Kaiserredux is someone handing that masterwork to a satirist.