The product of 60 days filming on location over two winters, Fort McMoney is possibly better described as an interactive documentary than a game. Based on Fort McMurray, a boom-town for oil extraction, it largely explores the social impact of the oil industry on the area. Produced by National Film Board of Canada as well as the French-German broadcaster Arte, it is available in English, French and German. Fort McMurray’s population has increased from a few thousand to more than 100,000 people over the last ten years. As with many other oil developments the world over, this has created disparities of wealth, as well as the destruction of natural habitats and concern over greenhouse gasses.
Fort McMoney
Tar sands extraction, Hollywood-style.
Duke Anti-Nuke
Antinuclear version of an arcade classic.
Energy Cards
Taking energy gamification off-line.
Energy Ninjas
In-your-face energy use admonishment.
Frackman
Hacking Fracking
Quest for Oil
Drilling for talent.
Oiligarchy
Post-WW2 corporate power.
Richie’s World of Adventure
Uranium enrichment really is child's play.
My 2050
Visualising future supply & demand.
Power-up
Renewable energy for 'climate kids.'