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Do I Have a Right? is an educational video game developed by iCivics, an organization founded by former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. Launched in 2010, the game tasks players with managing a law firm and successfully matching incoming clients with attorneys who specialize in the re...
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One of iCivics' strongest games, acclaimed for constitutional-rights learning, engaging case matching, and replayability; legal nuance is necessarily simplified.
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Argument Wars is an educational browser game developed by iCivics, an organization founded by former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. Released around 2010, the game casts students as attorneys representing either side of actual landmark Supreme Court cases, such as Brown v. Board of E...
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Highly regarded constitutional debate game with persuasive argument matching and strong classroom use; rigid logic and simplified precedent occasionally frustrate players.
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Race to Ratify is an educational history game developed by iCivics about the public debate over ratification of the United States Constitution. Players travel among the states, gather arguments, interview historical figures, and publish pamphlets while supporting either the Federalist or Anti-Federa...
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Strong ratification-era strategy game praised for historical context and coalition building; board-like repetition and compressed ideological complexity limit top-tier status.
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People's Pie is an educational browser game published by iCivics that introduces players to federal taxation, government spending, and public debt. Players establish tax policies, choose which public programs to fund, and manage borrowing while responding to citizens' expectations. It is intended pr...
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Acclaimed budget simulation making taxation and public spending tradeoffs understandable; compressed economics and predictable optimization limit realism and replay depth.
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Win the White House is an educational browser game developed by iCivics that simulates the United States presidential election process. Players select a candidate and navigate both the primary and general election phases. The gameplay requires participants to manage campaign resources, participate i...
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Popular iCivics election simulation praised for accessibility, strategic campaigning, and classroom relevance; simplified politics and repetitive actions limit depth.
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Harmony Square is an educational browser game released in 2020 by the Dutch organization DROG, in collaboration with researchers from the University of Cambridge. The game is designed to build psychological resistance against political disinformation and online polarization. Players act as a fake ne...
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Peer-reviewed evidence supports misinformation resilience, while polished writing and focused mechanics earned praise; brief length and effect durability remain limitations.
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Branches of Power is an educational browser game developed by iCivics designed to teach students about the United States government. The simulation allows players to simultaneously control the executive, legislative, and judicial branches to understand how laws are made and interpreted. By guiding a...
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Well-regarded separation-of-powers simulation with clear institutional tradeoffs and polished accessibility; abstraction and repetitive task cycles reduce realism.
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LawCraft is an educational browser game developed by iCivics, an organization founded to promote civic education, that simulates the federal legislative process in the United States. Players assume the role of a member of Congress, selecting either the House of Representatives or the Senate, and are...
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Strong legislative-process simulation praised for negotiation, bill construction, and accessibility; simplified politics and limited opposition modeling reduce authenticity.
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'Court Quest' is an educational browser game developed by iCivics, an organization founded by Sandra Day O'Connor to promote civic education. In this simulation, players drive a virtual van to pick up citizens experiencing various legal issues and must route them to the appropriate state or federal...
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Approachable judicial-system game with clear court-navigation learning; basic mechanics, narrow scenarios, and limited strategic depth constrain its reputation.
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Immigration Nation is an educational game developed by iCivics, an organization founded by retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor to promote civic education. Released in 2010, the game teaches players about U.S. immigration policy and citizenship processes by challenging them to guide imm...
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Clear immigration and citizenship learning game with approachable mechanics; procedural simplification, narrow scope, and repetition keep reception solid rather than exceptional.
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Do I Have a Right? currently leads the Civics results with a displayed score of 8.52/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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