Tackle climate change in this casual simulation game by transitioning the United States to a post-carbon economy while keeping full employment. Drag and drop action cards across USA regions to invest in renewables, end fossil fuels, capture CO2, upgrade the energy grid, and research green tech. A single session runs about 40 minutes with intuitive board game-style mechanics and 22 cards drawn from real policies.
Proud working-class animals populate the deck-building play, paired with an original analog synth soundtrack. Completely free with no ads or purchases, it delivers accessible indie fun as the sequel to Democratic Socialism Simulator. Casual players who enjoy quick, thoughtful strategy sessions will find it hits the mark.
The Green New Deal Simulator is a tiny deck-building game about the biggest challenge of our time: climate change. Your goal is to transition the United States to a post-carbon economy while ensuring full employment.
Invest in renewable energy sources, end fossil fuel consumption, capture the CO2 in the atmosphere, update the energy grid, research new green technologies… But watch out: the clock is ticking, and it seems like the budget is never enough!
Features
The Green New Deal Simulator is the long-awaited sequel to the Democratic Socialism Simulator. It features a completely new gameplay while maintaining the same accessibility.
Drag and drop your action cards onto various regions of the USA, evaluate their impact, and expand your deck. A game lasts about 40 minutes.
- Intuitive board game-like mechanics
- 22 action cards based on real-world policies and solutions
- A cast of proud working class animals
- Original soundtrack by Jesse Stiles made with locally sourced analog synthesizers
- 100% free: no ads, no subscriptions, no in-game purchases
