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A jam submission

Climate Jam '24: GetThatGreenView game page

Master the art of corporate greenwashing under the eyes of environmental auditors in a high-stakes office-sneak game
Submitted by andrewmshapiro, lshap
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Use of Themes - how effectively or uniquely does it engage in the jam's themes?#642.5304.000
Promising Idea - How interesting is the concept? Would you want to play it?#652.5304.000
Aesthetic / Art / Sound - How cohesive is the aesthetic? Is there a clear theme?#661.5812.500
Overall#672.0243.200
Reasonable Scope - How reasonable is the scope for the timeline of the jam?#672.2143.500
Well Planned Production - Is there a clear production plan?#681.2652.000

Ranked from 2 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your concept engage in the jam's themes?
Greenwashing is a corporate practice that misleads consumers into making choices they believe are eco-conscious, undermining genuine efforts to promote sustainability. Our aim is to educate our players through forced discomfort and roleplay, playing the bad corporate actor.

Use of Theme / Inspiration
These practices represent how the story of climate-positive action is told by the consumer industry. As individuals, we're constantly bombarded by marketing claims that build brands as eco-conscious and green, but we're often misguided. As we delved into this theme, our awareness of these practices has expanded, and we'd like to extend that awareness to our game's players, hoping that each of us can individually decide which consumer goods companies to support through our own diligence. It’s easy for us to malign the “corporate engine” and the collective as bad actors, but a corporation is made of individuals with skewed incentives that perpetuate the climate counter movement. Building empathy for those involved might foster a more robust solution mindset when it comes to effective policy.

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