Enough with the name calling.
Broken promises. Rising costs. Same old noise.
Joe Public is tired of the insults, the excuses, and how expensive everyday life has become. He is not trying to pick a side. He wants the noise turned down and real problems taken seriously. So he stepped into the ring.
POV Arcade Boxing
Step into the ring from the fighter's standpoint. Dead-on opponents. Fast arcade action.
16 Contenders
A male launch roster drawn from the larger-than-life characters of the political circus.
Real Issues
Name calling, broken promises, rising prices and the things regular people actually live with.
Climb the Ranks
Fight the circuit, earn your title shot and become Capitol Champion.
The country feels worn out.
Everywhere Joe turns: another insult, another promise that disappears after the cameras leave, another bill that costs more than it did yesterday. Capitol Contenders turns that exhaustion into a satirical arcade release valve.
Meet the Contenders
First-person political boxing
The game is never a side-view fighter. You are inside the ring. Your gloves are in the foreground. Your opponent is dead-on in front of you.
The Don
Big John — POV opponent
Coach Walz — POV opponent
The ENOUGH! Meter
The more name calling, broken promises, rising prices, talking heads and political noise you absorb, the more the meter fills. When it maxes out, frustration becomes power.
ENOUGH!Fills with
• Name calling
• Broken promises
• Rising prices
• Talking heads
• Political noise
He's tired of the insults.
He's tired of the excuses.
Joe Public is the point of the story: an ordinary person who feels worn down by the spectacle. Follow how a night on the couch becomes a trip into the Capitol Contenders circuit.
Read Joe's Story →The Circuit
Unranked
Start with nothing but gloves, grit and an ENOUGH! meter.
Contender
Beat fighters, build your rank and earn the crowd.
Title Shot
Fight your way to the biggest stage in the circuit.
Capitol Champion
Prove you can go the distance.
Same country.
Real problems.
One ring.
Capitol Contenders is entertainment first: a fast, fictionalized, satirical boxing game built around the frustrations people already talk about at kitchen tables, bars, workplaces and family dinners.
Console editions planned.
