A More Perfect Union

Kickstarter is Launched!

The Kickstarter campaign for A More Perfect Union has now launched! The lead developer, Anthony Burgoyne, is managing the account. We are getting a lot of support. It's exciting! The…

Playtest: 1799-1800

This is a continuation of William Outzen's summary of the current playtest. 1799-1800 Hoping to avoid the squabbles that had defined their previous leadership elections, the Boudinot Republicans met quietly…

Playtest: 1797-1798

Below is the continuation of William Outzen's write-up of the current playtest. We are nearing the end of the 18th century: 1797-1798 Following his election loss, former President Lee announced…

Playtest: 1795-1796

Here's the continuation of William Outzen's write up of the current playtest: 1795-1796 Following the Red Party’s capture of the House, Speaker Michael Jenifer Stone announced his retirement. A few…

Playtest: 1793-1794

The following is a continuation of William Outzen's write-up of the current playtest: 1793-1794 Following the complete control of Congress by the Blue Party, Michael Jenifer Stone was reelected as…

Playtest: 1791-1792

William Outzen's writeup of the playtest continued. Not the strongest beginning for the US Presidency: 1791-1792 Using their newfound majority, the Blue Party House Members elected Michael Jenifer Stone to…

Playtest: 1789-1790

This is a continuation of William Outzen's summary of the latest playtest. The government now operates under the US Constitution: 1789-1790: The Beginning of the Era of Federalism With the…

Playtest: 1787-1788

The following is the playtest summary for 1787-1788 by William Outzen. This includes the Constitutional Convention and the first presidential election!: 1787-1788 Thomas McKean was named President of the Congress,…

Playtest: 1785-1786

Here's the latest installment of William Outzen's history of our current playtest: 1785-1786 The new Congress joined together to push George Washington as President. The failed General was attempting to…

Playtest: 1782-1784

Here's the latest installment of the current playtest write-up by William Outzen: 1783-1784 Heading into a new session of the Continental Congress, the parties put aside their bickering to select…

Playtest: 1797 list of Most Influential Americans

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The following is a politician ranking by one of the playtesters, Caleb Perry. He's occasionally created a "Top 10" list as the playtest has progressed. This is his most recent…