![]() ![]() Rao sees it, is inhabited by what he likes to call the “,” who, as Mr. The game seems more balanced to the detectives.īorrowing elements from, and (known as Snakes and Ladders outside the U.S.), Brandhood takes players on a journey complete with various “opportunities, catastrophes, big and small wins,” (see illustrations of the cards below) as they travel through work and life. X who is attempting to avoid capture in downtown Manhattan while the rest of the players are attempting to locate and apprehend Mr. This is a revision of an older game called Scotland Yard with some added features and a new map. Rao’s ability to present ideas visually led him to his latest creation, a board game meant to lead people to a new way of thinking about work. Rao reminded me that in this globally connected, 24/7 world, it really can be simple and productive to engage with strangers whose ideas intrigue you. But through his, his posts on Ribbon Farm and, and a series of e-mail exchanges, I’ve gotten to know him a bit. An Illustration by Venkatesh Rao for his new game, Brandhood A few months ago, Venkatesh Rao caught my attention with the issues he posted to his blog.
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