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Term Sheet, Please
A browser game where you vet founders as an investor the day after Demo Day
It turns the diligence grind into a game, a sharp way to see how fast a fund passes on one missed fact.
Term Sheet, Please is a browser game set the day after Demo Day. Founders come to your desk one at a time with papers, and you inspect them, flag the facts that do not add up, then fund, hold or pass. It borrows its document-checking loop from Lucas Pope's Papers, Please, and the Hacker News thread asked for that credit. Players also found the type small and the dialogue quick, but most enjoyed the satire of startup investing.
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