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Theory & Practice

We have posted a ‘white paper’, a discussion piece concerning the Theory & Practice of History Simulation, over on the ‘Theory & Practice‘ page. We’d appreciate any discussion or comments you might have!

Plague – the game!

( 1885 andGames andMontreal andSimulation )

A group of senior students (Joe Peric, John Bachynski, Andrew McNiven, and Nicki Darbyson) led by Kevin Kee, are currently working on a simulation/strategy game exploration of the world of 1885 Montreal, and its devastating encounter with smallpox. The event is chronicled in Michael Bliss’s book, Plague – the story of a horrifying smallpox epidemic [...]