Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (July/August 2006)
"Games harness people's inherent competitive instincts, presenting players with multiple outcomes and compelling them to discover and develop strategies to succeed."
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The New York Times/Taipei Times (July 23, 2006)
“What everyone's realizing is that games are really good at illustrating
complex situations, and we have so many world conflicts that are at a
standstill. Why not try something new?”
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Newsweek (July 11, 2006)
“Games are growing up.”
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Working for Change (July 10, 2006)
“Provocative and challenging...”
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The Boston Globe (May 6, 2006)
“a complex and clever political simulator designed to teach activists how to get what they want, even from a repressive government, without firing a shot.”
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The Christian Science Monitor (December 22, 2005)
“It’s a totally different style of teaching...it’s ‘learn by doing.’
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Wired.com (October 27, 2005)
“You can have a ‘what if’ approach. Play the same game several times, but try different things every time. You can’t do that with books.”
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Business Week Online (December 22, 2005)
“Support doesn’t mean much if fear is high. If they think there will be violence, protesters will stay home. I wanted to bring these ideas into the game.”
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Red Herring (February 3, 2006)
“It’s like political jujitsu.”
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