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A dream called Europe

The Declining role of the United States

The destinies of the world are in the hands of four powers

World Order in a nutshell

(Deck) Building your Foreign Relations

World Order, where asymmetry and genius meet

Meet the Team Behind World Order

Game experience for 2, 3, and 4 players?

What Makes World Order Special

Geography is destiny

The EU, a (semi-)united power in a fragmented world

Russia’s world-shaking return to world affairs

China, a new, old superpower

The United States, the lonely superpower who is no longer lonely

The birth of a new world. The World from 2011 to 2024

Life and death of the Unipolar Moment

Gamifying geopolitics: the concept behind World Order

World Order, or the gamification of International Relations

From greatness to oblivion. Why great powers fail and fall?

What makes a country a great power?

The Educational Value of World Order

Avoiding the Trap of Normativity!

Hegemony: Game of the Year at Meeple’s Choice Awards!

A Journey into Critical Thinking and Strategic Planning

Everything is under (area) control…

World Order: The 5-Minute Pitch

Get ready for World Order: The “Notify Me” is now live on Kickstarter!

Hegemony Sweeps Three Golden Geek Awards!

Get Creative: Name the Coins Contest for World Order Board Game!

May Day Celebration: Honoring the Working Class

Hegemony’s Working Class Photo Contest

Hegemony: Best Strategy/Euro Game

Navigating Tough Choices: The Prisoner’s Dilemma in Hegemony

Hegemony: Best Thematic Game by TabulaPremios Awards

Cyprus Rising: The Emergence of a New Superpower in World Order

Understanding World Order in International Relations

Historical Events: Unveiling the Post-War Economic Miracle

Hegemony Reaches Top 100!

The Idea Behind the Game: “World Order” a new Board Game for a New World

Historical Events: Armistice Day – Remembering the End of World War I

Historical Events: Fall of the Berlin Wall

Historical Events: The October Revolution

Introducing World Order: A Race for Global Hegemony

Lead your Class to Victory: Why does Hegemony use Classes?

Presenting our vision at Cyprus University of Technology

Preview by Cardboard Rhino!

Run-through and Final Thoughts by Rahdo!

Review von Hunter & Friends!

Review by BoardGameCo!

Review de Ludovox

Overview and Playthrough by Tantrum House!

The First Preview Video by Man Vs Meeple!

First thoughts for Hegemony by Rahdo!

Keeping up with Hegemony – Foreign Trade

Keeping up with Hegemony – Healthcare

Keeping up with Hegemony – Welfare State

Hegemony: Story, Gameplay, Experience

Our BoardGameGeek account is ready! 📢

Player 4: The State

Player 3: The Capitalist

For country and currency!

Player 2: The Middle Class

Player 1: The Working Class

Watch out for the trap of normativity!

Let’s talk about our game’s educational value

What is “Hegemony”?

The Idea Behind the Game
Academic Articles

A dream called Europe

The Declining role of the United States

The destinies of the world are in the hands of four powers

World Order in a nutshell

(Deck) Building your Foreign Relations

World Order, where asymmetry and genius meet

Meet the Team Behind World Order

Game experience for 2, 3, and 4 players?

What Makes World Order Special

Geography is destiny

The EU, a (semi-)united power in a fragmented world

Russia’s world-shaking return to world affairs

China, a new, old superpower

The United States, the lonely superpower who is no longer lonely

The birth of a new world. The World from 2011 to 2024

Life and death of the Unipolar Moment

Gamifying geopolitics: the concept behind World Order

World Order, or the gamification of International Relations

From greatness to oblivion. Why great powers fail and fall?

What makes a country a great power?

The Educational Value of World Order

Avoiding the Trap of Normativity!

World Order: The 5-Minute Pitch

Navigating Tough Choices: The Prisoner’s Dilemma in Hegemony

Understanding World Order in International Relations

Historical Events: Unveiling the Post-War Economic Miracle

Historical Events: Armistice Day – Remembering the End of World War I

Historical Events: Fall of the Berlin Wall

Historical Events: The October Revolution

Lead your Class to Victory: Why does Hegemony use Classes?

Player 4: The State

Player 3: The Capitalist

For country and currency!

Player 2: The Middle Class

Player 1: The Working Class

Watch out for the trap of normativity!
Designer Insights

Everything is under (area) control…

Cyprus Rising: The Emergence of a New Superpower in World Order

The Idea Behind the Game: “World Order” a new Board Game for a New World

Introducing World Order: A Race for Global Hegemony

Keeping up with Hegemony – Foreign Trade

Keeping up with Hegemony – Healthcare
Reviews

Sneak Peak by Heavy Cardboard!

Preview by Cardboard Rhino!

Run-through and Final Thoughts by Rahdo!

Overview and Playthrough by Tantrum House!

The First Preview Video by Man Vs Meeple!

First thoughts for Hegemony by Rahdo!

Its time for our teaser video!
News

Hegemony: Game of the Year at Meeple’s Choice Awards!

Get ready for World Order: The “Notify Me” is now live on Kickstarter!

Hegemony Sweeps Three Golden Geek Awards!

Get Creative: Name the Coins Contest for World Order Board Game!

May Day Celebration: Honoring the Working Class

Hegemony’s Working Class Photo Contest

Hegemony: Best Strategy/Euro Game

Hegemony: Best Thematic Game by TabulaPremios Awards

Cyprus Rising: The Emergence of a New Superpower in World Order

Hegemony Reaches Top 100!

Introducing World Order: A Race for Global Hegemony

Presenting our vision at Cyprus University of Technology
World Order

A dream called Europe

The Declining role of the United States

The destinies of the world are in the hands of four powers

World Order in a nutshell

(Deck) Building your Foreign Relations

World Order, where asymmetry and genius meet

Meet the Team Behind World Order

Game experience for 2, 3, and 4 players?

What Makes World Order Special

Geography is destiny

The EU, a (semi-)united power in a fragmented world

Russia’s world-shaking return to world affairs

China, a new, old superpower

The United States, the lonely superpower who is no longer lonely

The birth of a new world. The World from 2011 to 2024

Life and death of the Unipolar Moment

Gamifying geopolitics: the concept behind World Order

World Order, or the gamification of International Relations

From greatness to oblivion. Why great powers fail and fall?

What makes a country a great power?

The Educational Value of World Order

Avoiding the Trap of Normativity!

Everything is under (area) control…

World Order: The 5-Minute Pitch

Get ready for World Order: The “Notify Me” is now live on Kickstarter!

Get Creative: Name the Coins Contest for World Order Board Game!

Cyprus Rising: The Emergence of a New Superpower in World Order
Hegemony

Hegemony: Game of the Year at Meeple’s Choice Awards!

A Journey into Critical Thinking and Strategic Planning

Hegemony Sweeps Three Golden Geek Awards!

May Day Celebration: Honoring the Working Class

Hegemony’s Working Class Photo Contest

Hegemony: Best Strategy/Euro Game

Navigating Tough Choices: The Prisoner’s Dilemma in Hegemony

Hegemony: Best Thematic Game by TabulaPremios Awards

Historical Events: Unveiling the Post-War Economic Miracle

Hegemony Reaches Top 100!

Historical Events: Armistice Day – Remembering the End of World War I

Historical Events: Fall of the Berlin Wall

Historical Events: The October Revolution

Lead your Class to Victory: Why does Hegemony use Classes?

Presenting our vision at Cyprus University of Technology

Preview by Cardboard Rhino!

Run-through and Final Thoughts by Rahdo!

Review von Hunter & Friends!

Review by BoardGameCo!

Review de Ludovox

Overview and Playthrough by Tantrum House!

The First Preview Video by Man Vs Meeple!

First thoughts for Hegemony by Rahdo!

Keeping up with Hegemony – Foreign Trade

Keeping up with Hegemony – Healthcare

Keeping up with Hegemony – Welfare State

Hegemony: Story, Gameplay, Experience

Our BoardGameGeek account is ready! 📢

Player 4: The State

Player 3: The Capitalist

For country and currency!

Player 2: The Middle Class

Player 1: The Working Class

Watch out for the trap of normativity!

Let’s talk about our game’s educational value

What is “Hegemony”?
