Un Unexpected Review
This is the ridiculously sublime scenario that underlies “Absolutism”, the dystopian card game developed by science fiction author Costi Gurgu and game developer/designer Vali Gurgu about surviving dictatorship.
Why Did the Beaver Cross the Border? A Canadian Fairytale Turned American Horror Story
Nobody knows what the CanaLord asked of the Mighty Beaver, but he was seen crossing the border into the Orange Kingdom. And now all the Orange King’s people tremble, waiting to see WHY THE BEAVER CROSSED THE BORDER.
You’ll find out the answer to this question soon. Meanwhile, click HERE.
SMALL STEPS, BIG RESULTS
In case you haven’t noticed yet we added on the KS page pictures with the prototype, although the prototype is still a work in progress. We also changed some of the cards examples on the KS page, so we can give you a better understanding of the game mechanics. There...
The Wall of Absolute Fame is built and it has YOUR name on it!
We’re proud to announce that we placed the last brick into the Wall of Absolute Fame on Games for Aliens website.
It is done and it is beautiful, and it stretches from the Atlantic to the Pacific, separating Canada from Mexico. “Wow!” You want to say, “Wait a minute! Canada is not neighboring Mexico on any sides of the continent.”
ABSOLUTISM — THE GAME
The game is deceptively simple, yet it gives a deep understanding of a totalitarian way-of-life using a dark humor approach. It is a card game with two decks of cards and some BADGES OF HONOUR to award those who have proved to be most despotically-inclined, so to say.
Absolutism card game in George Brown College
I talked with Nina’s students about my novel, RecipeArium, and about our party card game, Absolutism. It was a really vivid discussion. Interesting questions and great debate.