I created the interactive board game re:flect to memorialize media headlines and the government-mandated impact of COVID-19 on American society during the Coronavirus global pandemic from March 1, 2020 – to March 1, 2022. Using 3-D printed material, I chose game pieces representing aspects of societal struggle during the pandemic; a toilet paper roll to represent supply chain issues. A wine glass to represent the rise of alcoholism. And a laptop to represent living on our computers is a few examples. I used power tools, saws, and a laser cutter to create two puzzle boards, representing how confusing the conflicting headlines were to consume while sheltering in place for many in complete isolation. In contrast, others were consumed with humans working and going to school at home. Laser-cut logos of political parties, health organizations, and social media outlets represent how impactful these agencies were in our lives. Using media headlines, I created cards for gameplay to traverse the board in hopes that reading the headline and following the card’s direction would cause the player to re:flect on their personal experience with media headlines during this monumental era in world history.