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Undeclaration of Human Rights

Undeclaration of Human Rights

A snack-sized impact game

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  • Released
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  • December 9, 2024
  • May 15, 2025

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Planet Jone
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Engage in a satirical puzzle game where you must 'undeclare' human rights under the absurd command of a dictator. Navigate quirky levels inspired by human rights articles, solve mini-puzzles, and experience dark humor and thought-provoking challenges.

✓Levels based on Universal Declaration of Human Rights articles
✓Quirky objectives with dark humor
✓Simple touch controls
✓Brain-teasing puzzles
✓Gallows humor and satire
✓Achievements
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What's New in Undeclaration of Human Rights

0.5.0

May 15, 2025

The time has come... for Chapter One-and-a-Half! Two brand-spanking-new levels - a prologue, if you will, for The General - are now available.

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Diamond In The Rough

This game is honestly, like I said I diamond in the rough. I’ve actually laughed out loud a couple times! I downloaded it by chance, one day and although I finished it in about an hour, I’ve left it downloaded on my phone just incase the next chapters drop! It’s funny and wildly creative!
Just Dooo ItttJust Dooo Ittt

GREAT

Amazing but I can’t get general kablooie or absolute disloyalty but still I enjoyed playing this
seanbrojounseanbrojoun

Great time passer

I downloaded the game randomly one day cuz i was bored and i got sucked right into it, only thing was its short but it being a one person dev team i completely get that.
This game is worth the wait for the full version.
static relaystatic relay

incredible

clearly written by a left-leaning person which i love, can’t wait for the next chapter! thought it was going to be paywalled (which i wouldn’t mind paying for), but was pleasantly surprised. the art is cute, the music is quirky, and the mini games are a perfect balance between fun and challenging.
cas h!cas h!

Well, didn’t see this coming..

When I picked this up, didn’t expect it to somehow collapse the quantum waveform and move from satire to reality!

76/10 - would regret again

(In all seriousness, a fun little thing to poke :))
BeckydogBeckydog
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FAQ

What is the Undeclaration of Human Rights game about?

This is a satirical puzzle game where players are tasked by an absurd dictator to 'undeclare' the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Each level is inspired by a different article, presenting unique mini-puzzles and questionable logic to navigate.

What kind of gameplay can I expect?

The game features quirky objectives, dark humor, and satire. You'll solve brain-teasing puzzles using simple touch controls, designed for easy pick-up-and-play. It challenges your intellect rather than requiring physical action.

Is the game free to play?

Yes, the game is completely free to play. The description explicitly states 'No ads or micro-payments: this one is fully on the house'.

What platforms is this game available on?

The provided data does not specify the platforms the game is available on. It is described as a mobile application, suggesting availability on iOS and/or Android devices.

What is the purpose of the game's satirical approach?

The game uses irony, satire, and various forms of humor to highlight the importance of human rights. Even while playing a game that satirizes their 'undeclaration,' the underlying message serves as a reminder of why these rights matter.