Clarkson Potter Renunciation: A Game of Capitalism and Karma

This is a super fun game. Kim Krans is such an incredible artist and has really nailed making an interactive board game.

This game is fun and it allows conversation that might not usually happen in a friend group to transpire. I love the intentional focus on healing, attachments, letting go, ego death, and humor throughout it all. Lovely game. Kim is a master artist, creator, teacher and healer. ❤️

We laughed all the way through, can’t wait to play it again with a group. If anything about this game sounds like something that would be perfect for you and friends, you are likely correct! Watch out for that karmic loop!

Well, you pretty much have to make up your own rules because this game comes with very little instruction, but I love the creator, and we laughed so hard while playing it.

I played this w my sister and my 2 nieces (8 and 10). We weren't going to let the kids play at first, thinking they wouldn't understand, but they INSISTED so we let them. We loved every minute of it. The girls had fun role playing their characters. I'm buying another one for my auntie and my cousin. This game is hilarious and so fun. Highly recommended!!

We loved this game...for the first half hour. I'm not sure if we just were unlucky or not playing right, but getting rid of all our attachments took quite a while. We kept picking up new ones while trying to ditch the old ones. Might need to make some house rules to speed it up, but otherwise really loved the vibe of the game and playing up our identities and attachments was really fun.