Our first game · In development
Who Killed Mr. E
“Unfortunately, not only a game.”
A card game of protest and social criticism for up to 5 players, where bluffing, politics and hidden agendas expose how difficult it is to challenge the powerful.
The story
Mr. E is dead. Everyone at the table has a reason to want the question answered, and a reason to want it buried.
The game takes its cue from the dynamics of power and impunity exposed by the Epstein case in the United States. Mr. E is nobody in particular — the point is the machinery around him, not the man.
How it plays
Two factions with conflicting agendas compete to control the narrative. Each round, players spend action cards to advance their position and take control of Homelands — the key territories on the table.
The first faction to reach the target score before the game ends wins. Getting there means deciding who to believe, who to expose, and what you are willing to let happen to stay ahead.
The cards
Five archetypes.
Every card belongs to one of five roles. Between them they cover everyone a scandal needs in order to survive.
Artwork
Painted, not generated.
Every illustration is an original painting by Carles Azcón — a sharp visual language of tension, decay and political unease.
Content note. Who Killed Mr. E deals with abuse of power, institutional complicity and political violence, and the artwork is deliberately confrontational. It is a game written for adults.
Coming to Kickstarter.
Follow along for prototype photos, new paintings and the campaign date the moment it is set.