one-sided. The game is based on the RECIPE study from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. Fate of the World Fate of the World is a 2011 Microsoft Windows and Mac OS game developed and published by Red Redemption, the developers of Climate Challenge. It focuses on global governance, with goals ranging from improving living conditions in Africa, to preventing catastrophic climate change, to exacerbating it. It is based around an intricate model of populations, economic production and greenhouse emissions based on real-world data. Plantville Plantville is "an innovative, educational and fun way for Siemens to engage customers, employees, prospects, students and the general public while driving awareness of Siemens technologies and brand." The game enables players to improve the health of their plants by learning about and applying industrial and infrastructure products and solutions from Siemens. Gamers will be measured on a number of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), including safety, on time delivery, quality, energy management and employee satisfaction. The Climate Trail The Climate Trail is a 2019 post climate apocalypse game based on the classic game The Oregon Trail. Created by William Volk in Ren'Py and Python it is a free game for Mac, Linux, Windows, iOS and Android. It combines visual novel elements with a journey from Atlanta to Canada along an abandoned highway. Players obtain and ration supplies, deal with hazards, and lead a group of survivors. In 2020 a climate e-book based on ClimateCommunication.org and quizzes were added. The game has been featured on The Weather Channel and reviewed by GameIndustry.biz, Futurism, and GameFreaks. The game was inspired by the short story "A Full Life" by Paolo Bacigalupi. Carbon City Zero Carbon City Zero is a global warming game published by the climate action charity Possible in January 2021.The game is a collaborative deck-building card game for 1-4 people in which players take on the role of city mayors working to develop sustainable cities by greening transport, transforming industries, and getting their citizens on board. Since its release on Kickstarter, the game has been made available as a free print-and-play download via PnP Arcade and as an online game on Tabletopia. Solutions Solutions is an upcoming board game about hope and action for the climate. As global temperatures increase, players must collaborate to play climate solutions and keep temperatures at or below 1.5 degrees Celsius. The game is based on Project Drawdown, the world's