Rand Paul Game

The game involves tracking down various areas of common interest in your chosen hero's life – mayhem, sexual conduct, tax evasion, drug dealing and much more.
To complete the game, players must puzzle together clues from dozens of incidents and recover enough items to complete the game with the keys they received. To find Mr Paul (a revealing barbarian), a team of six players, must stalk the streets looking for clues, solving the riddles, but with the help of a "Rand Paul-watchdog" that alerts a sidekick. To solve the real-life dilemma of Mr Paul's wife's new boyfriend, a team of ten players must profile him and locate his key, engaging in an intense game of hidden cameras, window-smashing and even trapped animals. "Ron Paul's the best thing ever, but what if he were to be Barack Obama? I know that's a slightly fanciful point of view, but I still think of Ron Paul as the fairest man alive," said Outhouse Media co-founder Ken Lukin. The game was developed with the cooperation of Lancer Software, who has worked with a series of US politicians including Kirsten Gillibrand and John Kerry on TV commercials for their campaign and, most recently, a fundraiser for Hillary Clinton. Gallery: The Good, the Bad and the Weird