<p>I just did an advanced search for <strong>party games + science fiction</strong> (weight &lt; 2) and <a href="https://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/203408/cosmocracy" rel="noreferrer">Cosmocracy</a> was 10th on the list.</p>

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2021-03-17T10:17:32.060Z
good find.  I could only think of Democrazy from the 'pun based title'. but that wasn't set in space.
StartPlayer
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2021-03-17T17:58:04.880Z
That’s it. Upvote also for saying *how* you found it
Stephen R
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2021-03-17T18:08:05.130Z
BGG is still useful for the occasional query ;)
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@TheChaz2.0 still? What's more useful than BGG?
Andrew Savinykh
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2021-03-31T03:03:19.803Z
@AndrewSavinykh - for being a database and an ideological leper colony, nothing!
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The Chaz 2.0
<p>Trying to identify a game I played at a convention a couple years ago. (No, it was <em>not</em> Diplomacy.) It was a fairly light and lighthearted game where you play the “Space UN” and debate what laws to pass. Every player has a species — one guy was the “Klingons” (but not), and I was the mind-controlling space slugs.</p>
<p>The name of the game was an outer-spacey pun of some sort — on “bureaucracy”, or “diplomacy” or the like.</p>
<p>You drew cards to determine what legislation to debate — card would have blanks in the topic, and you would draw from a second deck to fill in the blanks(?) — then two players would debate that legislation. Then other players voted who won each debate. One of the debates I recall was regulations on how many prosthetic limbs a being was allowed to add to their body (insert “arms control” joke here).</p>
<p>I believe it was a relatively recent game at the time, but it could have been a reprint of an older one. I probably played it three or four years ago</p>

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Identify game: Intergalactic United Nations
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# Identify game: Intergalactic United Nations

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-03-16)

Trying to identify a game I played at a convention a couple years ago. (No, it was *not* Diplomacy.) It was a fairly light and lighthearted game where you play the “Space UN” and debate what laws to pass. Every player has a species — one guy was the “Klingons” (but not), and I was the mind-controlling space slugs.

The name of the game was an outer-spacey pun of some sort — on “bureaucracy”, or “diplomacy” or the like.

You drew cards to determine what legislation to debate — card would have blanks in the topic, and you would draw from a second deck to fill in the blanks(?) — then two players would debate that legislation. Then other players voted who won each debate. One of the debates I recall was regulations on how many prosthetic limbs a being was allowed to add to their body (insert “arms control” joke here).

I believe it was a relatively recent game at the time, but it could have been a reprint of an older one. I probably played it three or four years ago

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2021-03-17. Score: 5 | Accepted answer

I just did an advanced search for **party games + science fiction** (weight < 2) and [Cosmocracy](https://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/203408/cosmocracy) was 10th on the list.

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: good find.  I could only think of Democrazy from the 'pun based title'. but that wasn't set in space.  
> **username_0**: That’s it. Upvote also for saying *how* you found it  
> **username_1**: BGG is still useful for the occasional query ;)  
> **username_3**: @username_1 still? What's more useful than BGG?  
> **username_1**: @username_3 - for being a database and an ideological leper colony, nothing!  

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