Economics · Politics · Asymmetry
Lead Your Class to Victory
Four classes. One tightly connected economy.
Explore an economy from four different seats at the table. Follow the Working Class, Middle Class, Capitalist Class and State through a complete five-round game, with every payment and consequence made visible.
4-player playthrough · Guided, at your pace
The complete interactive tutorial, in your browser.
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Use A− / A+ to change the size of text and controls. Open Text panel to adjust Width and Height, or choose Reset to restore the defaults. Your preferences are remembered for each game.
Use Next to advance the explanation and the visible consequences. Drag to pan, right-drag to orbit, and scroll to zoom. Use the perspective control to follow a particular class.
These are guided playthroughs with authored moves and outcomes. Use the checkpoints to explore how the game develops.
If the table does not appear, try opening it in a new tab. A WebGL-capable browser is required.
Earn the most victory points after five rounds and endgame scoring. The Working Class, Middle Class, Capitalist Class and State share an economy but have different scoring incentives. Wages, prices, taxes and public services connect the four positions.
The round moves through preparation, actions, production, elections and scoring. Companies need labour, workers need goods and services, and policies change the terms of those exchanges. Five main actions per player make timing valuable even when a plan is affordable in cash.
Working Class and Middle Class development uses Prosperity, the Capitalist Class develops Capital and Wealth, and the State must attend to Legitimacy and its agenda. The full four-player route demonstrates all five rounds under official rulebook v1.2.
Inside this tutorial
Start with the board tour and setup. See where workers, companies, policies and each class fit into the economy.
Walk through actions, production, elections and scoring. Change your perspective to understand the incentives of each class.
This base-game playthrough uses the official v1.2 rulebook, verified against the publisher’s available rules on 8 September 2026. Rule references and source notes are included in the app.
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