PolitiTruth: A PolitiFact Game

3.0
50 reviews
5K+
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Content rating
Everyone
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About this game

PolitiTruth is a non-profit game of distinguishing political fact from fiction.

Swipe left to guess a news story is false and swipe right to guess it is true. The game is made in partnership with the Pulitzer Prize winning organization PolitiFact in the hopes of encouraging players to better discern sources of information while gathering beneficial statistics on public misconceptions. By tapping into our competitive nature, we hope to expand political consciousness.

Guesses are anonymously saved online to show how your political awareness compares to other players, and to help identify the stories people get wrong most often.

Data on public misconceptions in politics is highly reliant on surveys and our hope is with a large audience of people playing, we can make these statistics more robust and reduce response bias.

The game is premiering at E3 2017 through the IndieCade showcase.

PolitiTruth was created by Christopher Cinq-Mars Jarvis and is part of Cinq-Mars Media, a 501(c)3 devoted to education.

www.cinqmarsmedia.com
www.politifact.com
Updated on
Aug 23, 2024

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Ratings and reviews

3.0
49 reviews
Brian Russell
October 13, 2020
A great concept, and one that really needs to be available in this day and age. The wording on a number of the questions/claims is vague, and I found myself getting them wrong simply due to not understanding what it was asking me, even though I knew the news piece about it. A bit more polish would be a welcome addition, but on the whole, nicely done.
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