only becoming interested at the possibility of cheating or revolution. At the end of the game, the squares seldom see the oppression they engaged in while the circles are viewed as sell-outs by the triangles and as incompetent by the squares. Another commentator notes similar results. The squares create oppressive rules that make it difficult for lower groups to advance. Lower groups turn to cheating. The commentator also noted the lower groups becoming apathetic. The official site for the game lists eight lessons that StarPower teaches, mostly focused on the results of inequal distribution of power. See also BaFa' BaFa' - cross cultural competence game by R. Garry Shirts References References (Available online: ) External links StarPower - official site Board games introduced in 1969 Educational board games