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Season 31

April 14th 2131. The races are going well. There has been a minor accident yesterday, nothing dramatic. Audiences even went up by 4 millions. I saw a flock of birds taking off this morning by the antenna. Beautiful. Season 31 is a narrative strategy experience about degrowth and embracing change.

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October 1, 2025
305 days ago
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About the Game

Season 31 is a short narrative experience about loss, degrowth and embracing change.

April 2131.

In the deserted countryside, rally cars are racing endlessly to entertain the public far in the capital. Recruit, film, manage to make the races go as smoothly and spectacularly as possible. Everything should go well, as long as you keep everything under control…

Season 31 aims to explore narration inside the systems of management and strategy games. Expect an experimental story a little bit more than one hour long.

When things go downhill, how do the systems keep up? What has to be reinvented? Why are we in absolute control in strategy games?