Ross sez, “If you loved the Soviet erotic alphabet, you’re going to love this. Mind-blowing graphics, and hilarious titles. Interesting historical presentation and contextualization also.”
My favorites among these include the “electrification” board-game, the chemical war game, and the Reds vs. the Whites game. You can tell that they reflect the immediate experience of devastating world war, revolution, and bloody civil war, followed by a project of social engineering and economic modernization the likes of which the world had never seen. The only other thing I’ll say is that, from an aesthetic perspective, one can see the change in the officially-sanctioned styles from the more avant-garde lines, shapes, and typography to the cartoon realism of caricatured figures in the Sots-art of the 1930s. Enjoy!
Soviet board-games, 1920-1938:
Games of revolution and industry
(Thanks, Ross!)