Hegemony

An asymmetric game in which each player takes on one of the four major groups of a state — the Working Class, the Middle Class, the Capitalist Class and the State — each with its own deeply interconnected objectives and mechanics.

Conceived from Gramsci’s concept of “cultural hegemony” and developed in collaboration with academics, it integrates real political and economic theory (socialism, neoliberalism, mixed economy) without prescribing any ideology. One class’s decisions affect the others through policy votes — taxation, public services and market regulation — that shift the country’s ideological axis.