Game about Human Rights - CONCORDIA

Develop and express your own opinion

The aim of Concordia games is that each player has the last word.
Don't accept any content as valid if it's contrary to your own judgement!

The best way to contrast your views is to discuss with your classmates in real life.
Defend your opinions, listen to others and... Who knows? Maybe you'll discover your friends in a new and surprising way!

Demolish game contents

Each Concordia game offers you a content so that you apply your critical spirit and give it a twist according to your own convictions.

The first game is about Freedom of Conscience and Religion.
There are many questions that you could ask yourself, for example:

- What is your stance on Freedom of Conscience, in general?
- What aspects are specially interesting or worrying for you?
- With what contents you don't agree?
- Do you share views with some of your colleagues?
- Are you surprised because you agreed/disagreed with people you didn't imagine?
- Have you changed any of your opinions after you checked them against your peers?
- And many other questions of your own making ;)

Demolish game clichés

As game designers, we have a single priority: make the game playable enough so you want to spend some of your time on it. But many times we transgress of simplistic and present a stereotyped and Manichean vision of the world. What do you think about it?

- Your final enemy is a woman... What do you think about that?
- Is Purity van Heels a stereotyped character?
- What does the name ’Purity van Heels’ evoke?
- Are the bloggers stereotyped characters?
- Does the game promote competitiveness? And teamwork?
- Does the game attempt to buy your personal convictions in exchange for trophies?
- If you were to be given a choice... Would you tip the scales towards the stereotype, or towards the euphemism?

Question everything... You're within your rights!