At Pop!Tech 2005, Ivan Moravic presented his story and his software to the Pop!Tech crowd.

Ivan was a Serbian student during the Kiev uprisings in 2005 and was a key figure in taking Milosevic out of power…all through well choreographed non-violent tactics.
Ivan developed a simulation game, A Force More Powerful, developed with Breakaway Games. It looks a little like Sim City or Civilization, but is focused on teaching organizers the tactics of nonviolent resistance. As a player, you control characters, groups and movements, you build them into coalitions, send them out to carry out tactics and see the results from the government. Ivan walks us through a graffiti campaign, some street rallies and a benefit rock concert that finally brings down the game government.

Similar to Marovic’s “A Force More Powerful” is the SimGame “PeaceMaker” developed by Impact Games. The ultimate goal of the game: to win the Nobel Prize for stabilizing the political conflict before your term in office is over.

Here is the trailer for PeaceMaker:

Both A Force More Powerful and PeaceMaker has been released and is available for download for only $20.