Games

Sandspiel is a delightfully addictive browser-based physics sandbox that transforms your screen into a digital petri dish of elemental interactions. With a simple palette of materials including sand, water, fire, lava, plants, and even more exotic substances like cloners and rockets, you can create mesmerizing cascades of cause and effect that feel almost alchemical in their complexity. The beauty of Sandspiel lies in its emergent gameplay—there are no explicit goals or objectives, just the pure joy of experimentation. Drop some sand and watch it pile naturally with realistic physics. Add water and see it flow around obstacles, carve through loose materials, or extinguish flames. Introduce fire and witness how it spreads through flammable substances while being contained by walls or doused by liquids. Each material has its own distinct properties and behaviors that create surprisingly sophisticated interactions. ...

Bad News presents a fascinating paradox: to understand how misinformation works, you must first learn to create it. This interactive game puts players in the role of a fake news producer, challenging them to build a following through manipulation, lies, and conspiracy theories. Developed as an educational tool for media literacy, the game reveals the psychological mechanisms behind viral misinformation. Players navigate through scenarios involving polarization, emotional manipulation, and the exploitation of confirmation bias. The experience is both unsettling and enlightening as you discover how easily public opinion can be swayed through strategic deception. ...