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Learn how power is organized by trying to use it.
Constitutions are the rulebooks governments play by. Here you step into a scenario, make a few decisions, then replay the same crisis under different rules to see what the rules were quietly doing all along.
You get a role, a goal, and three decisions. No reading assignment first.
Same you, same goal, different rulebook. Watch the danger move somewhere else.
See how real countries have handled the same problem, without anyone telling you which is best.
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One question at a time. Each takes a few minutes.
Who runs the government? live
And who can remove them? Prime ministers, presidents, and the stranger options.
Play the adventure →Compare all five answers →One chamber or two? next
What a second legislative chamber is actually for.
How votes become seats planned
The same votes can produce very different legislatures.
Who checks the checkers? planned
Courts, rights, and how hard a constitution is to change.
Where power lives planned
Central, shared, or local.
Build your own someday
Combine your choices and see where they clash.