Four Tastes

A multiplayer negotiation economy for teenagers. Four nations, eighteen seats, fourteen traded commodities, one arms dealer, one saboteur. It's below — open it.

Open as Malocha → 905 million people, HDI 0.65, and a king who takes 35% of the tax before you see it. Open as Hamtzutzia → 185 million, HDI 0.99, very high military readiness. Now compare the two screens. Open as the arms dealer → His own console. He quotes each nation separately and remembers what everyone paid. Open as the game master → The console I run a session from. Everything, including the statements the four cabinets are keeping from each other.

No login. Real data from a real cohort. Open a nation, then open the game master — the difference between those two screens is the product.

It's in Hebrew, right-to-left — that's the language it was played in, and nothing here was built for a job application. Chrome's right-click translate handles it well enough to play. It will also offer you tuna in the commodity ledger, because the Hebrew for "ton" is spelled the same way. The fish is not tradeable.

Fastest way in: open Malocha and Hamtzutzia side by side. Same world, same season, two completely different screens.