* My life as a refugee * After selecting a character, players face a series of tough decisions and chance events in a quest to reach safety, reunite with loved ones and rebuild their lives. The roleplay revolves around three main characters who have been displaced and separated from their families. Months or years of […]
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* And then I was a refugee * Walk in the shoes of a Somalian villager forced to leave their home and make life or death decisions in this interactive app created by Australian Red Cross. Take the journey made by millions: Understand the situations they face and the choices they must make in your
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* Liyla & the shadows of war * Liyla and the shadows of war is a game based on actual events, it tells the story of the little girl LiyLa, who lives in Gaza during the war in 2014. Time is running against you, your family is in danger and there is nowhere to hide
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* Syrian Journey: Choose your own escape route * The Syrian conflict has torn the country apart, leaving thousands dead and driving millions to flee their homes. Many seek refuge in neighbouring countries but others pay traffickers to take them to Europe – risking death, capture and deportation. If you were fleeing Syria for Europe,
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* while True: learn() * Everyone is speaking about machine learning. Forbes writes that these developers and Data Scientists have incredible salaries, Elon Musk says that they can accidentally create an AI that can enslave humanity. So, what are these people really doing when they come to work? while True: learn() is a simulator of
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* Learn Japanese to survive! * Playing an RPG while learning to read and write Japanese is impossible? Definitively not when play-learning “Learn Japanese to Survive”. The series consists of three games (old-school RPG maker style) that form an introductory course to the Japanese language! The publisher took “gamification of educational topics” really on a
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* Atu is on the run * The browser game “Atu is on the run” is recommended for children nine years and older. Embark on an exciting journey to an African refugee camp and find out how the children live there and why they had to flee. As most of the conversation in this game
* Non-electronical games (as downloadable PDFs) for younger children on the topics of children’s rights, fleeing and integration in Germany. * “On the run” (for children aged 6 and older). The aim of the game is for the participants to understand that there are difficult situations where you have to leave behind things that are
* Next level: Europe – The play of region * Next Level: Europe offers several EU simulation games free-of-charge, that bring to life the tension between regional interests and the demands of national and European actors. Teachers and multipliers will find suitable simulation games for their target group (e.g. school classes) on this platform. Currently,
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