Changing History with Gaming?
Changing perceived understandings of History.
Don’t read books
Play their games.
Children have lots to look forward to in this dark world of games that touch on Queer, suicide, starvation, revolution, altered dark unlivable cities.
SYNOPSIS
The year is 1872, and Monsieur Phileas Fogg has wagered he can circumnavigate the globe in less than 80 days. The game allows players to create their own global route, starting from London and visiting a selection of one hundred and fifty cities. There are individual, personal stories to engage within each location that draws on historical events, cultural details, and flights of the wild invention in equal measure.
The game has a cast of hundreds from across a massive range of ethnicities, genders, and sexualities. The alternate history setting enables us to explore the contrast our perceived understanding of history with its muddier, busier reality. The story is rich, well-written, intelligently narrated, and sympathetic, and the gameplay reinforces the humanity and agency of the people in the story. 80 Days was created as an accessible, entertaining experience that thrives off humanity and diversity and brings the world to vivid life for players without coming across as – or even being – educational, condescending, or worthy.
the once bustling sea side town is now covered in Darkness in this game.
You can explore all the twisted games that are for programming children to accept a new reality at the Games4Change.org site
Dark.
Twisted. With the themes the like to push democrats, only on roids.
Green boots, suicide, starvation, transgender.
All sounds so hopeful this world they want to create
https://www.gamesforchange.org/games/
Freedom lover gamers. You have your tasks.
Teach up. History. Love. Family. Nation. God.
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