‘Inequalopy’ is a critical, simulation-based board game inspired by Monopoly that interrogates systemic injustice in the United States. Rather than centering wealth accumulation alone, the game exposes how structural inequalities shape life outcomes, particularly through the concept of civil death, the loss or restriction of rights, access to resources, and full participation in society. Players navigate a dynamic landscape where consequences extend far beyond individual actions, revealing how punishment can cascade into enduring social, economic, and political exclusion. Through gameplay, participants encounter barriers tied not only to material needs such as housing, food, and transportation, but also to institutional forces including legal systems, healthcare access, employment discrimination, and racial stratification. By incorporating race and structural disadvantage as core mechanics, Inequality demonstrates how opportunity is unevenly distributed and how seemingly neutral systems reproduce disparities. The game emphasizes the unpredictability and compounding nature of inequality, encouraging players to critically reflect on privilege, marginalization, and accountability. Ultimately, Inequality serves as both an educational tool and a sociological intervention, fostering a deeper understanding of how systemic forces shape lived experiences and how consequences in unequal systems often exceed the scope of the original “offense.”