As the name implies, players are to help put an end to the disasters happening around the world. Before playing this game, users are advised to understand that actions in the game could prove costly leading to total in-game destruction, loss of life, or disasters. This game is available from the browsers of most devices.

Website: https://www.stopdisastersgame.org/

What Users Love About the App

“Colorful maps keep simple sim scenes interesting, and ambient sounds matching each setting are great immersive elements. A probability meter and audible pulse that quickens as disaster draws near are expertly designed to keep players hooked.”

“Each round of the game is challenge-based, and players learn through trial-and-error. Strong readers are at an advantage, as chances for improvement rely on close attention to text-based clues and advice from local experts.”

“This tool is fantastic as a self-paced enrichment activity. It could be made even better if the company that made the game included step-by-step guided learning lesson plans. It was appropriate for the middle school level, and all students that used the tool enjoyed it.”

“This tool was used as an anchor activity after for students to engage with after completing a class project. Students weren’t given any additional instructions outside of a link guiding them to this site. Students were able to figure the game out, interact, and iterate on their learning.”

“I TOTALLY love this game. It teaches you about how you should take care and prepare for 5 types of disasters. This game has 5 disasters and each have three levels: easy, medium, and hard! I love this game and I think you will too!”

What Users Dislike About the App

“There are some lags that make you do it over again or even freeze your chrome book etc.”

“Sometimes it lags and freeze resulting into starting all over again.”

“Game is bad data gets immediately deleted and i had to play it three times for geo.”

“This game is so so so so so boring.”