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Complex corporate corruption runs on numbers too big to picture and names that slip out of memory. These games put them back in hand: a pound of pills priced against a pound of missiles, a tax bill that took nine years to collect, the companies of the ABCs of Corruption with their names blacked out, a quiz board of the cases on the record, and drug names a machine can invent faster than anyone can check them.

?REAL ORINVENTED
Drug Names

Real or Invented

Twenty drug names. Ten are real antidepressants. Ten were made up by ChatGPT when it was told to keep going.

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$PILLZ ANDMISSILZ
Dollars per Pound

Pillz and Missilz

Two things, one pound of each. Pick the pound that costs more while Pillz fills up or the fuse on Missilz burns down. Answers come back in Hellfire missiles.

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€BANNEDIT
The Tax Bill

Banned It

A tax bill of €14,244,000,000 has to cross the Atlantic and reach the Exchequer. Five Banned Its from Ledger C are waiting for it. Tilt your phone to roll.

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[REDACTED]
The Ledgers

[REDACTED]

Every case in the ABCs of Corruption with the name blacked out. Put each one back from a list that shrinks as you go. At Expert the clock runs, the choices rotate and the sums go dark too.

6 min playPlay →
WHO ISCORRUPTIO?
The ABCs of Corruption

Who Is Corruptio?

A quiz board dealt from the five ledgers. Answer in the form of a question, alone or with two players on one device, and wager it on Final Judgment.

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The Record

Banned It, [REDACTED] and Who Is Corruptio? are built from the five ledgers of the ABCs of Corruption. The two quiz games read the ledgers each time they load, so a case added there turns up in the games without a rebuild.

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