Twelve rooms. Twelve voices. Beat them all.
Every character is a real scenario with a real date — and it attacks first. Survive its opening question and it’s defeated. Survive all three and it’s mastered, forever on your shelf.
Six rooms where the wrong argument started a war — or the right one stopped it.
He wants the strike order signed by dawn. Talk him down.
He calls staying neutral cowardice. Two hundred delegations are listening.
The room is applauding a signed peace with Hitler. Everyone except you.
1.4 million French dead. He wants Germany broken. You want a peace that lasts.
He says backing down now is 1938 all over again. Show him invading costs more.
Eleven missiles just hit a base full of American troops. He wants to hit back tonight.
Six arguments that decided what a country is allowed to do to its own people.
He has an injunction with the ink still wet. The presses roll at midnight.
The confession was true and signed. He dares you to throw it out.
The mails must move. He got the injunction — and the army.
The most famous speaker in America, and the whole town is on his side. Your witness.
A thousand economists signed the letter against him. He isn't impressed.
He keeps saying the leaker had proper channels and ignored them. Break that sentence.