i'm not sure if the site is broken or i'm mis-using it, but clicking on "Training" shows me a directive card which does not respond to any clicking or otherwise appear to do anything. Likewise, the dots to the right of it do nothing but seem to indicate that it should proceed through four steps (but how?). It's not clear what's supposed to happen there.
> Made the first party game that makes fun of corporate culture!
Thanks for the feedback! It's supposed to be natural, so you are supposed to scroll down, to continue seeing the animations. Thanks for the note on the dots, will fix that! Separately, our take on Dilbert is that it's not in the party game space - we define party games as those that get people talking through means like improv in order to accomplish the point of the game, and thus win it.
i'm not sure if the site is broken or i'm mis-using it, but clicking on "Training" shows me a directive card which does not respond to any clicking or otherwise appear to do anything. Likewise, the dots to the right of it do nothing but seem to indicate that it should proceed through four steps (but how?). It's not clear what's supposed to happen there.
> Made the first party game that makes fun of corporate culture!
i'm not sure it's the first: <https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/1814/dilbert-corporate-s...> (1997)
is described as:
> A fast-paced card game of corporate one-upmanship starring Dilbert ...
Thanks for the feedback! It's supposed to be natural, so you are supposed to scroll down, to continue seeing the animations. Thanks for the note on the dots, will fix that! Separately, our take on Dilbert is that it's not in the party game space - we define party games as those that get people talking through means like improv in order to accomplish the point of the game, and thus win it.