My Free Game of the Week is Special Delivery, by Ismael Rodriguez.
Guide the little parcel to its destination! But instead of controlling the parcel, you control the level itself, using a series of pinball-esque switches.
(reminds me a little of the wonderful I am Level - still playable in BlueMaxima's Flashpoint!)
My Free Game of the Week is Green New Deal Simulator, by Molleindustria and Jesse Stiles.
A short and accessible digital boardgame about guiding the USA to zero emissions by the year 2050. By Molleindustria, who's been doing this sort of thing for a long time and is really great at it.
Videogames are amazing at helping you understand how a complicated system works. Nothing beats the act of just playing with the pieces yourself, and seeing how it all fits together! The path to a zero emissions future is gonna require a lot of juggling - and, uh, not getting sidetracked by the Nuclear Fusion pipedream, maybe.
[Play online (itch.io)]
(Also available for free on steam and mobile)
My Free Game of the Week is REALITY_ENDS S1, by Whitenoise Productions.
Tired of living at the end of eternity, OZUKEIM sets out to explore his world.
Playable on windows, or on other platforms with the excellent EasyRPG engine. The RPG Maker 2000 RTP library is required to play.
(via Weird Fucking Games, thanks!)
My Free Game of the Week is Japanese Money Simulator, by Wendal.
An education puzzle game about paying for stuff with coins, so that you end up with as few coins as possible remaining in your pocket. "Many tourists in Japan gather a truly absurd amount of coins. Last year 17 tourists drowned in Tokyo bay, unable to swim, burdened with excess coinage", or so the game claims!
It's weird (and surprisingly fun) to have to take a step back and manually think through this process that we do all the time without really thinking about it.
