Shadow dynamics. Board game. It focuses on elections but unlike most political simulations, the game uses true political methods of vote buying, libel and under the table deals to advance to office. Education on shadow dynamics and dynamics of the elections.
Read More
Environmental policy. Board game. 2 hours and more. Environmental and social influence on the regional economy and economy as a whole. Training in cooperation.
Read More
Disaster management. Card-driven. About 30-60 minutes. Survive random disasters as they appear in the Scenario deck. Educational material for children and students.
Read More
Water control. Board game. 30-60 minutes. The goal of the game is to help regional governmental bodies communicate better and let them practice making decisions under stress and based on conflicting information. Education in flood preparedness.
Read More
Disaster management. Board game. About 30-60 minutes. Simplified picture of traffic management during an evacuation. Children education in extreme event preparations. Children education in extreme event preparations.
Read More
Disaster management. Board game. 1-2 hours. Evacuation of the citizens from natural disasters happening across the entire map. Educational materials.
Read More
Disaster preparedness. Board game. Less than 15 minutes. The game deals with disaster prevention. Educational materials in school or kindergarten.
Read More
Climate change. Simulation. 1-2 hours. Upstream-Downstream focuses on climate-related information in decision-making at the community level. Decision-making training.
Read More
Disaster management. Board game. About 30-60 minutes. The role disaster risk management plays in a nation’s development. Materials for conferences, for students.
Read More
Disaster management. Board game. 30-60 minutes. Insight into the tensions that play a role in flood risk management by having them experience some of those tensions.
Read More
Enivironmental policy. Simulation. 1-2 hours. Compete for the top place among all landlords in a city. Training in making ‘green decisions’.
Read More