Card and Communication Games for Fun & Discussion
ALB Games Feature Topics in the News, Everyday Activities, Personal Relationships, and More!
Players are potential scam victims, seeking to avoid scams and protect themselves from being scammed. Players can make up their own rules, too.
The book features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game.
Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.
Players seek to get out of prison by gaining points, and at the end of the game, the player with the most points wins and gets out of prison.
Players gain points for good behavior and positive actions of the guards or staff and lose points for bad behavior and negative actions of the guards or staff.
Players can also engage in certain actions, such as exchanging cards with or taking cards from other players.
In response to a question card, players describe what happened, why, what led up to the crime, or what happened next.
In response to an action card, players perform an action as the criminal, cop, observer, or reporter at the scene.
The book features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game.
Additionally, there are blank cards to create your own cards.
The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.
You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.
While playing the game just for fun, players can discuss their views about various AI topics. Or they can leave out the discussion. Players can make up their own cards and rules, too.
ALB Games has a unique approach to publishing games.
Rather than putting the game in a box, it publishes these games in a book!
Players print or paste the cards on heavy stock paper to form a card deck of about 150 cards which feature different activities for playing the game.
Gini Graham Scott
Gini has published over 50 books with major publishers and over 200 books through her company, Changemakers Publishing.
She has written and executive-produced over 18 feature films and documentaries.
Her specialties include business, self-help, social trends, work relationships, leisure, popular culture, criminal justice, children’s picture books, and writing screenplays.
Paul Brakke
Paul Brakke is a scientist based in Central Arkansas.
He became interested in studying the criminal justice system when his life was turned upside down after his wife was falsely accused of aggravated assault.
He has previously told his wife’s story, along with a critique of the criminal justice system, in American Justice?, published in April 2016 by TouchPoint press.
Since he began research on that book in 2010, he has become an expert on the criminal justice system, and has authored 5 books: The Costly U.S. Prison system, Fixing the U.S. Criminal Justice System, The Price of Justice in America, Cops Aren’t Such Bad Guys, and The Great National Divides.