Jacob Geller, a writer who happens to be known for his video essays, joins Jenna to craft up a game based on the prompts:

• sloppy,
• Ides of March,
• fortunetelling

The resulting game is, as you might expect given the sources, a really thought-provoking interrogation of game structures and player-interaction, while also being a hilarious game where you try to make people stab their boss. So what if their boss is Julius Caesar? This game as it all: Pathos! Intrigue! Intestines!

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Big Game Hunger is part of the Multitude Collective of podcasts. Created and hosted by Jenna Stoeber.