Why this exists
This is the game I always wanted to give my students.
After 15 years teaching logic and informal fallacies — in person and online — I knew one thing for certain: kids can absolutely learn this stuff. What's harder is finding a way to make them actually want to.
I have seven kids and our house runs on games, fun, and debating back-and-forth. For years I kept thinking: why isn't there a game that teaches this? Not a worksheet dressed up as fun. Not a "learning game" you play once and shelve. Something you actually pull out on a Friday night.
"The goal should never be to teach kids the names of fallacies and never apply it. It should be to wire their brains to catch bad reasoning real-time and in the wild.”
So I built it. Fantastic Fallacies is what I always wanted in my classroom — something fast, competitive, and that sneaks real critical thinking into a 15-minute game. I'm 80% of the way to production. I am launching a Kickstarter this summer to fund the first real print run — and I'd love you to be on the list!.
That's where you come in.
