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Join in on a communal game of utopian time travel and experiments in dreaming. What is it to imagine new futures as a practice, alone and in community? As we organize and build our reality, how do we become clearer about the dreams we are moving toward and the playful excavation of possibilities in the now and future times.

A TED-style lecture about Chaos Theory quickly devolves into a series of interactive science experiments that invite the audience to explore their personal relationship to chaos through stories and games.

In this co-operative-ish game, players play as either the Cat Wrangler or the Scuba Master, making permanent, irreversible, life or death choices in order to keep their cat alive as long as possible.

Every house has a ghost. Get to know yours in this totally normal, solo RPG.

Developed in partnership with The National Parks Service at Marsh Billings Rockefeller National Park, Environmentalisms is a series of short conversation games to prompt surprising, playful exploration of challenging subject matter.

KNOW THYSELF is an interactive, immersive museum tour of the 100% real Museum of Philosophy. Each exhibit in the museum takes the form of a social, multiplayer, party game exploring a particular philosophical approach to life.

A mobile game and immersive experience that casts you and a mysterious stranger as Shakespeare’s impetuous, star-crossed lovers, Romeo and Juliet. We know you’ve heard the story, but have you been the story?

Whether game, immersive experience, or a combination of the two, we’ll design the a game that is as unique as the person it’s built for.

Inside this box is a deck of cards adorned with abstract symbology. There are no rules to the game within but those which you impose. All meaning is yours to create. This deck is your realm, human deity, shape it in your image(ination).

This twist in Never Have I Ever is a card based conversation game exploring what actions you and your friends consider to be crossing an ethical line. What does it feel like to assess your own actions based on their moral code?

The human mind is unverifiable. We only ever directly experience our own, private thoughts. With that in mind, how well can you communicate a series of concrete and abstract concepts to a partner using only simile and metaphor? Moreover, do you trust them to tell you if they got it wrong?

Like regular Truth or Dare... if regular Truth or Dare invited players to observe their daily life choices through the lens of good and evil. Perfect for folks who shine light in dark places and trend toward self-reflection.

Trolley Problem Slap is a game of values-based slapping. Team up with a partner and decide which track to go down, keeping in mind that you’ll obliterate whatever, or whomever, is on those tracks. Your hand is already on the lever...

In this thought experiment turned philosophical swap-meet, you’ll bring 3 possible offerings to negotiate a trade with a stranger.

Occasionally, an old way of thinking is completely overturned, challenging everything we thought we knew about the world. This game humbly seeks to do just that. If not the whole world, it seeks to overturn and challenge everything we know about lemons. Strap in.

Age of Enlightenment includes 7 IKantKoan games: Banal Truth or Dare, Schrodinger's Cat, Anarcardy, The Beetle in a Box, Trolley Problem Slap, Paradigm Shift for Lemons, and Nonviolent Never Have I Ever.

Ethical Quagmires is a bundle that includes Nonviolent Never Have I Ever, Banal Truth or Dare, and Trolley Problem Slap.

Metaphysical Mind games includes The Beetle in a Box, Paradigm Shift for Lemons, and Schrodinger's Cat.

Free Will Fest includes the IKantKoan games Anarcardy, Beetle in a Box, and Banal Truth or Dare.