Oslo:2084 is an educational and social impact game that aims to promote key values such as understanding democratic data culture, increasing engagement for democratic governance, and strengthening players' belief in themselves as agents for change. By immersing players in a thought-provoking and engaging gameplay experience, Oslo:2084 seeks to raise awareness about hate crimes and discrimination, while also building empathy and understanding of the world and people that we have around us.
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Multi-laguage! English, Polish and Ukrainian.
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Tons of challenging levels and minigames
About the game
In OSLO:2084 you play as Embla, a curious young hobby hacker. The world is not what it used to be. In fact, it has become a dangerous and corrupt place. The old political powers are gone and the new ones are in control of a runaway artificial intelligence that has corrupted the democratic processes.
Although we have witnessed that the game alone has been effective in engaging the students, it is important to note that the accompanying resource booklet, developed in collaboration with the European Wergeland Center and Utøya AS, greatly improves the output when used in teaching or other learning activities.
On the record
The game is really fun, and it makes you think about pretty tough questions.
> Anniken (15)
It takes a really long time to finish the game. But it could be even longer.
> Anders (14)
Our class chose to stay in during recess to keep the discussion about DNA classification going.
> Geir (38)