Polymundi is a boardgame designed to help people explore and imagine the transition to a post-growth city through a playful, tangible, knowledge-sharing and artistic experience. How will we create this city, and how we live in it?
This game is about creating and envisioning new stories of living. The one thing you need to play is your 'life', an open mind and the will for deep and meaningful discussions (and debates!) while having fun. It was created by Anna Maria Orrù and Andrea García Portolés.
Dive into "Anything We Can Actually Do, We Can Afford, (external link)" a unique text-based interactive game created by Sheridan Kates (external link). Through the engaging format of Choose Your Own Adventure, this game challenges conventional economic wisdom, guiding players through scenarios that illustrate the principles of degrowth and Modern Monetary Theory (MMT).
Whilst this game is based on the UK economy, its principles still apply to any country that controls its currency.
Learn more about MMT and degrowth in the page below:
For years you've lived peacefully in your cottage, but a smog is descending, and your fields grow barren. Now, you must embark on a mission deep into the belly of the beast, navigating hostile industrial landscapes and carving a swath of floral oasis in your path. If you tear down this world of gears and machines, can you reclaim these barren lands, or will you leave the people here to doom and despair?
Check out this physics-based and (partially) hand drawn 2D platformer. This was the result of a student project made by Bean Baumstark, Redding Sauter, and Nicholas Lobaugh.
