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    Open Budgets Game

    International Budget Partnership - 2010

    Developed through our educational game developers team for the International Budget Partnership, Open Budgets puts players in the position of investigating whether government money of an imaginary country is being put to appropriate use.


  • Open Budgets Game

    We developed the online learning game, Open Budgets, for the International Budget Partnership, an umbrella organisation that offers training and knowledge resources, supporting civil society organisations around the globe with a focus on budget advocacy and monitoring.

    A scenario-based learning game, created by our educational game development team, puts players in the imaginary country of Polarus. The player takes on the role of an intern working for SeDeN, a budget advocacy organisation. The task for the player is to investigate whether public resources are being used to fight poverty and improve the lives of poor and marginalised people. Players explore development problems, find out how government budgets affect developments and learn how to build successful strategies for change.
    The game consists of four missions which must be completed in chronological order. Players are introduced to each mission by Zuka, the director of SeDeN. To complete the game, players have to solve a number of puzzles and collect information offered to them throughout the gameplay.

    We’re serious about educational game development. Get in touch with us today if you’d like a game on a topic that’s important to you.