Created by Dasan Ahanu
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“Man is a being with free will; therefore, each man is potentially good or evil, and it's up to him and only him (through his reasoning mind) to decide which he wants to be.” – writer Ayn Rand.
A simple man, James is a hard worker. He comes from a family that has never had much so he is always looking for more, but he’s never done anything illegal. Too often, he has seen how that ends up so he would rather work construction, cut lawns, sell incense, clean buildings, or anything else for a dollar. College wasn’t his thing, so he has been out in these streets getting his hustle on. The question is, how long can he resist doing something wrong? With a beautiful temptress offering him the deal of a lifetime and a girlfriend at home wanting to start a family, will James be pushed to go against his better judgment? Little does he know that his ultimate decision will have an impact far greater than he could ever imagine.
Every year, George and Hank pick a quaint spot to meet to play chess. It is a friendly game between two old friends. One that has been played for centuries. Only this chess match has special significance. These two players are God and the Devil and they are playing for dominion. The pieces are human lives, the board is a city on earth, and strategy is simple…don’t lose. This year George has chosen Durham, NC as the place to play the game. Hank has chosen James as his key piece. Faith will be tested, good and evil will battle, and lives will never be the same.
This is The Game.
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