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Motion de censureEventsMotion de Censure launches on November 12, 2026, unless the majority collapses f
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Motion de Censure launches on November 12, 2026, unless the majority collapses f

Motion de censure · published 13 Sep 2026, 12:43 UTC

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Hello everyone,

It is official: Motion de Censure will launch on Steam on November 12, 2026.
Official at the time of writing, which in politics is already a respectable achievement.

In Motion de Censure, you enter a strategic card battle inspired by parliamentary power struggles, fragile alliances and humanity’s remarkable talent for turning an unstable situation into a perfectly organized crisis.

Your mission: choose a faction, build your deck, gain influence across key arenas, counter your opponent’s moves, keep a few cards in reserve and try not to lose your majority before the round ends.

Each faction has its own cards, strengths, very democratic little tricks and more or less elegant ways to gain the upper hand. None of this should be mistaken for an actual political platform. Thankfully.

The game will be available in multiple languages at launch, because parliamentary instability deserves to travel too.

Over the coming weeks, we will share more about factions, progression, the demo, gameplay mechanics and the many ways to lose a match despite having “planned everything”.

You can wishlist Motion de Censure now.It is free, legal, and much safer than a second-round alliance.

See you soon in the Assembly.