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Take Back Illinois: Economic Development October 13, 2004 - by Ian Bogost
You can also read my general description of the game, the first sub-game, about Medical Malpractice Reform, the second sub-game, about Education Reform, and the third sub-game, about local participation. This completes the Take Back Illinois Game series. I hope you'll experiment with all the sub-games individually and together, as your performance in each of them does affect the way the other games play. For example, better performance in the Education sub-game reduces the employment training time for citizens in the new Economic Development sub-game. Finally, don't forget to play Activism: The Public Policy Game as well. POST A COMMENT
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