• 3rd World Farmer

    3rd World Farmer

    3rd World Farmer is a new kind of game. An experiment in the genre of Serious Games, it simulates some of the real-world mechanisms that cause and sustain poverty in 3rd World countries.

  • A Closed World

    A Closed World

    Have you ever been so frustrated, so fed up with where you are, that you just want to throw it all away and run off to somewhere new? In A Closed World you play as a young person who has decided to do exactly that. This console RPG-like game puts you in the shoes of a young resident of a village just outside a forest that everyone says is a place of no return.

  • Akrasia

    The game is set in a maze that represents the mind. The maze has two states – a normal and a psychedelic state. To enter the game, the player has to collect a pill-shaped object and thus enters the game as “addict”. From “chasing the dragon” and the experience of dependency to working your way through “cold turkey stage” where willpower is mapped onto navigation skills, this game models the essential dimensions of the addiction gestalt as identified by its creators. Depending on player behavior and choice, the game can have various outcomes that reflect this behavior.

  • Bad News

    From fake news to chaos! How bad are you? Drop all pretense of ethics and choose the path that builds your persona as an unscrupulous media magnate.Get as many followers as you can! The online game helps users build a pretend fake news profile while growing a pretend follower account and monitoring a credibility meter.

  • Bad News Junior

    In Bad News, you make the fake news. Your head teacher makes you the boss of the school website, and you can make your own news! Trick your teachers and classmates and become a master of fake news! Build your popularity and get as many followers as you can. But watch out: if you tell too many lies, people stop believing you and you lose the game!

  • Bury Me, My Love

    Inspired by real events and imbued with themes of love, hope and migration, Bury me, my Love tells the story of Syrian refugee Nour and her husband Majd as Nour undertakes a perilous journey to safety.  Bombs have been falling for years on Homs, Syria, tearing the city to pieces and spreading death. So when her younger sister is added to the list of casualties, Nour can’t take it anymore.

  • Day by day

    In the online game Day by Day, you can follow the story of Kata and David. Full of love, conflict and challenges.

  • Loneliness

    In this game you are a little black pixel and your goal is to interact with the other pixels on the way. But actually this is a notgame and it reflects on the problems of exclusion, loneliness and depression.

  • Oligarchy

    Now you can be the protagonist of the petroleum era: explore and drill around the world, corrupt politicians, stop alternative energies and increase the oil addiction. Be sure to have fun before the resources begin to deplete.

  • Phone Story

    Phone Story

    Phone Story is a game for smartphone devices that attempts to provoke a critical reflection on its own technological platform. Under the shiny surface of our electronic gadgets, behind its polished interface, hides the product of a troubling supply chain that stretches across the globe.

  • Spent

    Spent

    Nothing special: just survive a month in real life. Find a job, pay the rent, buy some food and reach the end of the month without bankrupt. It isn’t so easy, is it?

  • The Republia Times

    The Republia Times puts you into the shoes of the editor-in-chief of the national newspaper of Republia, a fictional country recovering from a war with its neighbor, Antegria. Republia is run by an Orwellian, totalitarian government, and is “keeping your wife and children in a safe location” until you can increase the loyalty of the public by highlighting good things about the Republian government.