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Harmony Square is an educational browser game released in 2020 by the Dutch organization DROG, in collaboration with researchers from the University of Cambridge. The game is designed to build psychological resistance against political disinformation and online polarization. Players act as a fake ne...
Why this score
Peer-reviewed evidence supports misinformation resilience, while polished writing and focused mechanics earned praise; brief length and effect durability remain limitations.
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Bad News is a browser-based serious game developed by DROG in collaboration with University of Cambridge researchers and released in 2018. It uses a gamified "inoculation" approach to media literacy by casting players in the role of a fake-news creator who applies techniques such as impersonation, e...
Why this score
Extensively studied misinformation game with strong reach, accessible satire, and demonstrated short-term effects; durability and generalized skepticism remain debated.
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Cranky Uncle is an educational game developed by cognitive scientist John Cook and released in 2020 as a mobile app. It uses cartoon illustrations and short quizzes to teach players how to recognize common techniques of science denial, organized around the FLICC framework of fake experts, logical fa...
Why this score
Praised for humor, clear fallacy instruction, scientific grounding, and accessibility; repetitive quiz structure and limited conventional game depth constrain ratings.
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Gamergate was a significant controversy originating in 2014. It involved sustained online harassment primarily directed at women within the gaming community and related industries. The campaign raised serious concerns about sexism, ethical practices in game journalism, and the spread of misinformati...
Go Viral! is a 2020 browser game from Cambridge researchers, DROG, and the UK Cabinet Office that teaches resistance to COVID-19 misinformation tactics.
Why this score
Timely, accessible misinformation intervention with research support and broad localization; short runtime, familiar mechanics, and uncertain lasting effects temper acclaim.
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Harmony Square currently leads the Misinformation results with a displayed score of 8.17/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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