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Mo, a new board game has caused some controversy, and it is not longer Monopoly.

It's a game where players reenact what historical incident?

Oh, the Donner Party?

Oh, the Irish Potato Famine!

It is a game in which you can reenact the Irish Potato Famine.

In the new game, The Great Hunger, you play the families of farmers and field hands in Ireland in the 1840s when your main source of food dies out.

Not only does it make a game out of the worst disaster in Irish history, the pieces representing individual Irishmen are all adorable leprechauns.

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