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Green Mediography

FutureGuessr

FutureGuessr is a compelling example of an ecogame that operates primarily as a tool for visual climate communication. Launched in June 2025, it takes inspiration from the popular GeoGuessr format but shifts the focus from geographical curiosity to climate awareness. FutureGuessr uses AI to generate images of familiar, localized landscapes (like Germany or Chamonix) as they might appear in 2100 (e.g., drought, dry riverbeds).
Environmental LiteracyTemporalityShockSurprise

I Was a Teenage Exocolonist

I Was a Teenage Exocolonist is a role-playing video game developed by Northway Games and published by Finji. The player starts the game as a ten year old, going through...
Experiencing EcosystemsChild's PerspectiveTemporalityPlanet BSeasonalitySpace ColonizationTime LoopCuriosityConnectionCompanionshipLoveMore...

Lazzaro Felice

“This is the tale of a meeting between Lazzaro, a young peasant so good that he is often mistaken for simple-minded, and Tancredi, a young nobleman cursed by his imagination....
Allegorical FantasyTemporalityDisbeliefPolarization

De Eeuw Van Mijn Opa: Eco Cinema

This interactive movie shows how a grandson interviews his grandson. The interview takes place in the 22th century, while they are discussing the 21th century. After a short introduction, the...
Temporality

Dorfromantik

By laying and arranging hexagonal tiles illustrated with various pieces of scenery – villages and forests, rivers and railways – you build an idyllic world, devoid of a complaining populace, or the threat of imminent natural disaster.
Environmental SublimeTemporalityEnvironmentalism as Part of National IdentityRelaxation

Outer Wilds

Outer Wilds features an unnamed astronaut player character exploring a solar system that is stuck in a 22-minute time loop, resetting after the star goes supernova.[1] Thus, the player is...
Climate ApocalypseTemporalityTime LoopEcological MelancholyCuriosityNostalgia

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