Since the Snowden revelations, it has become clear: we have lost control. This applies to everyone - governments, companies, individuals. In the ever-growing stream of data that the world has transformed into, there is copying, stealing, snooping, and systematic surveillance. How should we deal with this? Michael Seemann takes a radical stance on the matter. He advocates for accepting the loss of control and familiarizing ourselves with its mechanisms. If we learn to swim instead of trying to fight against the overwhelming wave, it cannot knock us over. In his book, Seemann summarizes what we need to know for this. He also makes concrete suggestions for a society where order, knowledge, and power will no longer function as they used to. Those who read "The New Game" will understand the complex discourses that the digital age brings with it.