Follow the White Rabbit

Trade Ruler, sponsored by the Nobel Foundation, makes the player the supreme ruler of island. The island prospers by enaging in international trade.

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Bridge to Classroom allows ou to design and build a bridge to withstand earthquakes.

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Persuasive Games offers a selection of games for advocacy  groups. Games include Killer Flu, Debt Ski, Jetset (airport security), CNN Campain Rush, Fatworld, Points of Enty, Presidential Pong, Food Import Folly, Xtreme Christmas Shopping, Bacteria Salad and Oil Gold amongst others.

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Race Against Global Poverty allows the player to investigate the issue of world poverty.

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Food Force is a downloadable game which challenges the player to help the island of Sheylan. A major crisis has occured and the player becomes a part of a team to step up the World Foor Programme’s presence in order to help feed millions of hungry people.

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Climate Change Pentathlon is an online game that shows the player practical ways to contribute to climate change.

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The Transaid Challenge makes the player a health service worker, delivering services and supplies from health centers to villages that need them.

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Sporcle offers a wide range of place based games. Sample games include Africa Populous Cities, Capitals of Oceania, Countries in Debt, Countries of Opec, European Union Members, Former Soviet States, Longest Rivers and World Population 2050.

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Electro City is an online game that lets the player create their own virtual towns and cities. It simulates energy management in New Zealand. Teacher resources are also available.
Energyville is an interactive game that puts the player in charge of meeting the energy demands of a city.

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From the Flood Sim Website:
“If you’ve ever wanted to make important decisions, affecting millions of people, this is your chance!
FloodSim puts you in control of all flood policy decisions and spending in the UK for 3 years. Whether its deciding how much money to allocate to flood defences, deciding where to build houses, or how [...]

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