Fibber explores the question - how can we design games that increase self-reflection on one's susceptibility to deception in an effort to heighten fact-checking around political messaging? Players engage in a "political strip guessing game" where they are asked to determine whether statements made by Obama or Romney are fact or fib, reflect on their decisions, and share the most effective deceptions. First one naked loses.

The story of two space explorers who get separated on a planet split in two that serves as an allegory for Korea’s DMZ, de-militarized zone. (“Nanu” is Korean for “divided”).

Play the newest kind of soldier: one who remotely drops bombs on foreign soil during the day, and at night goes home to his family.