Video and board games increasingly are aiming to tackle our global climate crisis. But for a medium known for its violence and doom and gloom, these takes feel surprisingly nuanced.
It’s possible to learn more about Hawaiian culture via the free game “Wao Kanaka” than it is from an actual journey to the Pacific Ocean islands.
Such an approach is present in the virtual-reality game “Fujii,” released by Pasadena-based Funktronic Labs, which seeks to luxuriate players in a peaceful, magical setting of mystical plants, and even the acclaimed boardgame “Wingspan,” a work that celebrates birds by tasking players with building natural habitats for them. As a whole, these and other playful endeavors are about fostering wonder at plant and animal life rather than inspiring fear.
“In Other Waters,” an in-development game at IndieCade, used sonars and simplified takes on scientific instruments to learn how to see in an underwater landscape. Also in the works is “Beyond Blue,” from the studio that published “Never Alone,” a game that introduced players to little-known tales of native Alaskan culture.
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