Keep Me Occupied: the unofficial video game of the Occupy movement
Hundreds of participants of the Occupy Oakland movement gathered for their "Move-In Day," an event that proposed to transform an abandoned building into a social center and makeshift headquarters for the Occupy movement. They would have to bring furniture, office equipment, food, lighting, etc. But Anna Anthropy, Alex Kerfoot, and Mars Jokela had another idea: the movement needed a video game.
That's what led to the creation of Keep Me Occupied, a co-op arcade game designed to show off the value of working together.




"can't wait for the tea party one...where you staple tea bags to your hat and yell NIGGER MUSLIM"
- EvilDolemite See all 7 comments