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Latest revision as of 20:50, 27 October 2018
Frederic Sanders from [Drift](http://www.drift.eur.nl) was invited to give feedback on the first demo of the games. He is an expert in the field of 'entrepreneurship in transitions' and thus the perfect person to see if our students nailed the mechanics of the new economies we're transitioning towards.
In a quick recap he stated that this kind of game will be perfect to help people experience the core aspects of these new economies. Not as a stand-alone game yet as a meaningful add-on to lectures. The main strength is that these games could - separately or as a series - help to internalise this new information.
The main idea: play the game and subconsciously experience the core economic principle. After that listen to the lecture and during that lecture connect the new knowledge to the prior experience.