What People are Playing

Phone-Story-01
Phone Story 10.0
Learn the troubling creation practices behind the most beloved devices in the world. game details
WAY-game
WAY 9.0
Way is a 2-player, online game where strangers learn speak and collaborate game details
Dys4ia
Dys4ia
An autobiographical game that explores the frustrations of hormone replace therapy. game details
International-Racing-Squirrels
International Racing Squirrels
Learn financial literacy while managing a team of racing squirrels. game details
Superbetter
Superbetter
An online, social game designed to help you build up personal resilience. game details
Family-of-Heroes
Family of Heroes 0.0
Resiliency & PTSD role-playing game for families of veterans game details
Trash-Tycoon-image
Trash Tycoon 9.0
The first “upcycling” game on Facebook that aims to teach how to turn trash into cash. game details
Elude
Elude 7.3
A game prototype that explores the connection between passion, depression, and awareness. game details
The-Great-Piggy-Bank-Adventure
The Great Piggy Bank Adventure 9.0
Learn about wise financial planning in this virtual board game. game details
Food-Force-2
Food Force 4.0
Work with your friends to deliver humanitarian aid across the globe and impact the real-world. game details

What People are Saying

“…More than half of American adults also consume the arts via electronic media. I am thrilled to announce these Arts in Media grants and look forward to the organizations’ efforts to reach ever wider audiences and create innovative new works of art.”

Rocco Landesman
Chairman, National Endowment for the Arts

Festival

9th Annual Games for Change Festival, June 19-20

June 18 – 20 at the NYU Skirball Center

The annual Games for Change Festival is the leading global event that brings together funders, NGOs, corporations, government agencies and educators seeking to leverage entertainment and engagement for social good with leading game developers from the independent and commercial sector. Previous keynote speakers include Former Vice President Al Gore, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor and the U.S. CTO Aneesh Chopra.

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MEETUP & MORE

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All around the world game designers, thinkers, academics, and more are connecting to discuss games for change and collaborate on future projects. Check out our map to see if there are Meetups near you or visit the Games for Change Meetup Everywhere page to start your own!

You can also join the G4C community in other ways by visiting our Connect page.