Politically Incorrect Game

ABOUT THE GAME

PIG is a unique blend of a card game and a board game, thrusting players into the heart of an epic battle between humanity and alien invaders. Designed for 2 or 4 players, each participant plays with a custom-built deck. Officially classified by us as an “expandable card game with tactical combat”, PIG features over 600 cards, offering limitless possibilities for deck-building. This freedom ensures that every game feels fresh, unique and exciting.

Players can choose from 5 factions—Left, Right, Authoritarian, Liberal, and Neutral—that can be combined to create powerful, tactical, and often hilarious combinations. The game revels in the grotesque absurdities of the modern world, featuring everything from famous figures and events to pop culture, internet memes, wild conspiracy theories, and interdimensional adventures. All of this seasoned with a huge dose of humor and politically incorrect gags.

The gameplay revolves around placing cards on a board and maneuvering units to gain control and popularity. In addition to units, players can play buildings, upgrades, events, and counter cards to boost their chances of victory. Each player starts with 10 life points, and the main goal of the game is to reduce the opponent's life to zero. Good luck, and may the funniest (or sneakiest) strategist win!

STORY

Earth (Dimension No. 621311142315), year 2026

Planet Earth appears to be ruled by humans, but this is nothing more than an elaborate illusion. In truth, higher entities from distant galaxies have controlled the world since ancient times. Politicians and bankers, driven by their lust for power and wealth, have sold their souls to these interstellar lizards, wielding authority on their behalf. Under this tyrannical regime, humanity is forced into slave labor for greedy, evil corporations. Freedom of speech is now a distant memory, a relic of a bygone era.

In the face of this oppression, one desperate man, John Kowalski—a passionate conspiracy theorist—chooses to risk it all. Against all odds, he manages to assassinate one of the highest-ranking Reptilians. However, this heroic act comes at a cost and it seals humanity’s tragic fate. Furious at the rebellion, the Reptilians decide to annihilate all who resist their rule. A massive mothership descends upon Earth, casting a menacing shadow over the land as it systematically reduces rebellious cities to rubble, imposing a new brutal order on the world. It seems the days of free humanity are numbered.

However, in a remote corner of the globe, a faint glimmer of hope endures. The supreme leader of both Koreas—protector of the last human enclave in the Far East—refuses to yield. In a bold final act, he orders the launch of relatively precise missiles aimed at the lizard invaders' mothership. Tragically, a miscalculation by his engineers results in catastrophic consequences, as one of the rockets strikes what appears to be an ordinary farmland near Geneva…

In the aftermath of the explosions, the damaged Large Hadron Collider succumbs to the chaos and erupts, creating a black hole that opens an interdimensional time portal. From this portal emerge beings with extraordinary powers and abilities unknown in this reality. Their worlds have already been destroyed, but the newcomers are determined to defend this one. Thus begins the last great battle for humanity's survival, and the fate of Earth now rests in your hands.

GAME MODES

1vs1

The classic and most popular PIG mode. Two players, each with 10 life points, face off in a fast, competitive duel.

2vs2

Perfect for playing with friends. Teammates share 10 life points, take turns simultaneously, and can combine cards for coordinated tactical plays.

Most Privileged Skills Mode*

Adds 10 special player boards with powerful abilities that can dramatically shift the battle. Choose the right board, boost your strategy, and overwhelm your opponents.

*Available to everyone after unlocking the corresponding Kickstarter campaign goal.

Portal Mode

Available in both 1vs1 and 2vs2. Uses a uniquely shaped board, introduces a new win condition, and adds time portal mechanics that emphasize controlling strategic board slots.

Shit Happens Mode*

For 1vs1 and 2vs2. Adds hidden traps represented by face down cards, creating tension and unpredictability. Chaos awaits whoever reveals them.

*Exclusive to the Kickstarter edition.

FACTIONS

Even on the brink of extinction, humanity still prioritizes its own selfish goals over the common good. Unfortunately, we can't even reach a consensus on how many genders exist, let alone on other fundamental issues. Some treacherous individuals side with the invaders, while others risk their lives to stand against tyranny. And you? If you had the power to decide the fate of humanity, which faction would you choose?

Authoritarian

Ruthless tyrants and loyal enforcers. Assassination, destruction and brutal force — elite melee and ranged units, powerful yet undeniably evil.

Left

Caring, united, fighting capitalism with hammer and sickle. They boost and empower each other with game changing cards. Their strength is unity.

Neutral

Free spirits and ordinary objects, able to join any faction. Buildings and upgrades give huge value, enabling wild tactics and combos.

Right

Gun loving defenders of freedom and capital. Strong units, economic dominance, rising popularity. Men of faith wield artifacts to shift any holy battle.

Liberal

Activists aided by disguised aliens. They fight “hate speech,” relying on fragile millennials and social justice warriors. Peace, love and woke!

CARD TYPES

Units

The core of your army. Only they can move across the board and fight in melee or at range. You need plenty of them, or you’ll lose fast.

Events

Cards that trigger instant effects during your turn. They can flip the outcome of any skirmish and devastate your opponent just as effectively as units.

Buildings

Immobile structures with various functions: they strengthen units, help draw cards, or drive your opponent crazy. The enemy can destroy them, so protect them.

Counters

The only cards playable during your opponent’s turn, using leftover popularity. Famous for spectacularly ruining enemy plans.

Upgrades

They boost your units or weaken the opponent’s. You can stack and combine them freely, turning a weakling into a beast — or the other way around.

Artifacts*

Each faction has its own powerful artifact set. Completing the set unlocks strong synergies and unleashes massive power.
*Available only in the “Need for Godspeed” expansion.

DECK BUILDING

To kick your opponent’s ass, start by building a 40 card deck. You can use units, buildings, events, counters, and upgrades—just follow the rules: up to 2 copies of regular cards and 1 copy of unique cards.

The game features five factions, each represented by a different color. You can combine two adjacent colors on the faction compass plus white neutral cards. Example: blue + black + white is allowed, but blue + red + white is not. Opposing colors cannot be mixed.

So, politically incorrect rookie: pick the best cards, learn their synergies, craft epic combos, and show what you’re capable of on the board of the Politically Incorrect Game!

GAMEPLAY

Building your deck was only the first step — now the real challenge begins. Draw 5 cards, and you may replace any number of them. Early on, low cost cards are your best friends. At the start of each turn, draw 1 card, and remember: your hand limit is 8 cards, so discard extras at the end of the turn.

To play cards, you must pay their popularity cost shown in the top right corner. You start with 1 popularity, gaining +1 each turn until you reach 10, which stays constant from turn ten onward. Some cards raise this limit above 10, letting you play legendary units.

Gameplay revolves around placing cards on the board, moving units, and fighting for tactical advantage. Besides units, you can play buildings, upgrades, artifacts, events, and counters to shift the battle in your favor.

Each player starts with 10 life points. Your goal is to reduce the opponent’s life to zero — directly with units or indirectly with events. Stay alert: if your deck runs out, you lose instantly. And remember: don’t hate the opponent, hate the game.

FAQ

Are you secretly funded by any political organizations or do you work on behalf of such organizations?

We are our own masters, sailors, and ship. We value independence and creative freedom. No one tells us what to do or pays us; in fact, it's quite the opposite – we invest our own private money into this venture. Of course, this project is an investment for us, and we hope for commercial success, but on our own terms. Let the market, that is, you – the players, be the judge.

Does the game encourage hate and target specific social groups or political views?

Absolutely not! We have made sure that our project does not promote or favor any specific political views or beliefs. PIG is a satirical game featuring jokes about politics and pop culture. It was created by a group of light-hearted individuals who want to enjoy life and treat everything depicted in the game with that same approach.

Is PIG just a humorous party game made for fun, or does it also have serious and balanced mechanics?

Mechanically, PIG is an accessible game suitable for party play, but also quite challenging to master. Our main goal was to combine solid, innovative, and tactical mechanics with satire. We want players to stretch their minds, test their skills, and either roll on the floor laughing or open their mouths in surprise during the game.