Games
Some of these teach something. Some are just games that happen to live here. A quiz you can lose sticks better than a paragraph you skim, which is the entire pedagogical theory behind this page.
Story based
Short, linear, written to sit with you rather than to be won.
What happened to me?
A quiet narrative prototype: age seven, a nightmare, and a question at the dinner table at nine. Companion piece to Crib Defense and What Did You Do To Me.
What did you do to me?
Your seventeen-year-old has just asked why you circumcised him. You cannot fix it. You can only stay in the room.
Game based
Systems with rules, stats and a strategy to learn.
Crib Defense
Played from a newborn's point of view. A doctor pitches routine circumcision with exaggerated statistics and pressure tactics — help your parent see through it. Includes a debunk debrief of every claim.
The Intactivist Campaign
Build support. Organize events. Change the law. A strategy simulation about bodily autonomy.
Card based
More fun, less story and info.
Race for Bodily Autonomy
A Dominion-style deckbuilder. Two advocacy organizations race to build public support for a ban on routine infant circumcision.
Born Whole
A Spectromancer-style card duel at the bassinet. Play the Advocate, defending a newborn's right to decide for himself, against a sales pitch from a family friend, the ward, and Dr. Morris, the closer.
Quiz
Straight facts-vs-myths, scored.
Looking for the documentary and clips?
Full-length video — American Circumcision, a lecture, and TV segments — lives on the Media page.