Probation Game

OACRA Probation Simulation — Play the Online Card Game & Preview the Board Game
Probation Simulation

Play the Online Card Game—Board Game for Community Awareness Coming Soon

Experience the real rhythm of probation—tasks, check-ins, court decisions, resources, and risks. Start at Probation Begins and aim for Reintegrated. Built by practitioners to teach what actually drives success.

🎯 Learn-by-playing: conditions become actions
🧭 Practical steps: fees, classes, service, verification
🤝 Resource focus: jobs, housing, counseling, transport

Try the Free Online Card Game

Choose a case type, draw cards, and make decisions that mirror common probation pathways. Each round teaches the tradeoffs between progress and setbacks in a safe, approachable format.

  • Task cards: complete classes, document payments, provide verification
  • Check-in cadence: miss one and you may draw a risk/violation card
  • Court decisions: follow realistic outcomes and learn recovery paths
  • Resources: discover services that accelerate compliance

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What’s Next: Tabletop Board Game for Community Awareness In Development

We’re adapting the same mechanics into a physical board game designed for classrooms, re-entry workshops, and community events. The goal is to make compliance visible and doable—together.

  • Spiral path from Probation Begins to Reintegrated
  • Color-coded spaces: Task, Check-In, Resource, Court, Bonus, Risk
  • Printable card decks (Tasks, Court, Setbacks, Bonus, Resources)
  • Facilitator guide with discussion prompts and local resource mapping
Want to pilot the board game with your agency, school, or nonprofit? Contact us on OACRA to join the early partners list.

Who It’s For

  • Justice-involved individuals and families learning the process
  • Teachers, counselors, faith groups, and community volunteers
  • Officers, case managers, and re-entry coordinators building orientation programs

How to Use It

  1. Open the game: oacra.app/probation-game
  2. Pick a case, read each card aloud, and decide as a group or solo
  3. Discuss the “why” behind each step—what helps or hurts progress
  4. Translate lessons into a real-world personal roadmap

Educational tool only. Not legal advice. Always follow your court orders and your officer’s instructions.

Ready to play? Launch the Online Card Game
Curious about OACRA’s broader mission? Visit OACRA

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Individualized Supervision Plans (ISPs): Building a Path to Compliance and Self-Worth