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PeaceMaker
by Ian Bogost March 20, 2007
categories: Political Games

We've been remiss in failing to mention the release of PeaceMaker, the game about the Israeli/Palestinian conflict created by former Carnegie Mellon ETC students under their new shingle ImpactGames.

I want to write a more detailed review of the game, but I haven't yet played it enough to be prepared to do so. Until then, you can read a lengthy review from Ernest Adams over on Gamasutra. It's also a very positive review.

Comments (1)

hi - i just need to leave this info here for a game of diplomacy, thanks

venice to trieste
albania supports venice to trieste
rome to naples

Giovanni_de_Gusto on June 30, 2007 5:42 PM