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Why societies become segregated when everyone wants to live in a diverse, but not too diverse neighbourhood. A playable explainer on how harmless choices can make a harmful world. Brilliant.
Self-proclaimed Β«party game for horrible peopleΒ» Cards Against Humanity has probably provided me with the hardest laughs of 2014. The only problem: Usually when you find yourself in company of a couple wonderfully horrible people (and a drink or two), you don’t have those cards with you. Until now. There’s now an online version β which you still play while in the same room, but instead of the cards, you only need your smartphones. The perfect way to spend a totally blasphemous Easter weekend.
A short, text-based … game? Feels pretty weird until the end, when it makes you smile.
Β«A new way to talk about our most experimental, most alive, least respected art form.Β»
It’s been a while that I’ve bought a video game for my computer. After reading this review, I couldn’t resist. A war game that puts you in civilians’ roles and that has one goal only: survive. Gripping.
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