Interview: Joannes Truyens on Neurocracy

An Episode posted by Marsh Davies on November 17, 2020

Alex and Marsh chat to Joannes Truyens, writer-designer of Neurocracy – a game about near-future conspiracies, pandemics, surveillance, cybernetics and tuna – that you unravel by exploring a fictional Wikipedia.

You can play the demo of Neurocracy right now. Follow Joannes and the project itself on Twitter and watch out for a release of Neurocracy in spring next year!

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Interview: Joannes Truyens on Neurocracy

What?

When and where?

Who?

Who do I talk to about all of this?

I have so many questions!