OSLO:2084
In OSLO:2084, hack your way through a dystopian world where AI rules supreme and democracy is a distant memory. As Embla, fight for freedom and change the course of history in this thrilling cyberpunk adventure.
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December 21, 2023
2 years and 224 days ago
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Mostly Positive19 reviews78.9%
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DYSTOPIAN FUTURE
In OSLO:2084, you take on the role of Embla, a brilliant and ambitious hobby hacker with a burning desire to challenge the status quo. The world around you is unrecognizable, a wasteland of desperation and oppression ruled by a merciless regime.The AI that once promised to bring order and prosperity has turned rogue, entrenching the powerful and suppressing the masses. As you explore the floating highs and lowest depths of Oslo's underbelly, you'll encounter a cast of eccentric characters and uncover dark secrets that will challenge your every belief. Can you rise up against the forces of corruption and rewrite the rules of the game?
The future fate of humanity rests in your hands!
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
Oslo:2084 is an educational and social impact game that promotes key values, including democratic data culture, engagement in democratic governance, and empowering players as agents for change. With immersive gameplay, Oslo:2084 aims to raise awareness about hate crimes and discrimination, while building empathy and understanding of the world around us.
While the game itself is effective in engaging students, it's worth noting that the accompanying resource booklet - created in partnership with the European Wergeland Center and Utøya AS - can significantly enhance learning outcomes when used in conjunction with the game during teaching or other learning activities. Download these resources by clicking "view the manual" on the right panel.
