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Civics & Citizenship Educational Games

2 Civics & Citizenship games for teaching and learning in social sciences & humanities. Each one is built around real learning outcomes: students practise by doing, get immediate feedback, and teachers see progress recorded automatically as they play. Open a game to see its learning outcomes, age range, screenshots and teaching notes, then assign it to your class.

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@Stake Energy
$5.00/seat/year
by Silver Solutions
@Stake Energy is an interactive stakeholder simulation where players explore competing perspectives and make decisions about energy development. Players weigh environmental, economic and community priorities, consider the consequences of their choices and reflect on how decisions affect different stakeholders.
Subjects
Earth & Environmental ScienceUrban & Regional PlanningRenewable EnergyCivics & CitizenshipEnvironmental Management & Sustainability
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The Ethics Engine Game
Free
by Edu Games
The Ethics Engine is a seven-episode narrative decision game set in the fictional city of Meridian. You are its civic steward. An advisory AI called LENS can estimate what a policy might do, but it cannot decide what the city owes its people. In each 15–20 minute episode you interview residents, weigh records and data, choose an approach, fund safeguards within limited capacity and explain your reasoning, then see what follows, soon after and later on. Scholarships, hiring, heat, water, academic integrity, research data and campus safety: every decision costs someone something. There are no scores and no right answers.
Subjects
Philosophy & EthicsCivics & CitizenshipCritical Thinking & Problem SolvingOtherEthics

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