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Disinfo Fighters
Have you ever tried to debate someone spreading misinformation? The game is based on a historical case study of a measles outbreak that happened in Samoa in 2019. In the game, you confront vaccine misinformation in Samoa when it's on the verge of the 2019 outbreak. You'll debate some of the worst spreaders of false information, while being supported by experts in logic and science. Can you stop the outbreak and save lives?
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Updated | 29 days ago |
Status | In development |
Platforms | HTML5 |
Rating | Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars (1 total ratings) |
Author | Reflective Thinking Games |
Genre | Educational, Interactive Fiction, Puzzle, Strategy, Visual Novel |
Tags | Singleplayer |
Average session | About an hour |
Inputs | Mouse, Touchscreen |
Accessibility | Interactive tutorial |
Links | Homepage, Twitter, YouTube, Support |
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Edit: Ironically my comment is misinformation since I though this was about covid but its not, ignore the original comment below.
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The issue is that this game is based off of outdated media reports, nowadays its an accepted fact by the scientific community that the covid vaccine did little to help and that it caused side effects in many people.
Its silly that games like these still vilify objective facts, and I say this as someone who took the 2 pfizer shots.
Finally, herd immunity is an objective fact, the issue is that it would have caused many to die especially those who were older or immune-compromised.
Thanks for your comment. The game isn't about the COVID vaccine. It's about the measles vaccine. It's based on an actual historical case study of a measles outbreak that happened in Samoa in 2019. I hope you'll consider playing the game! Your goal in the game is to try to prevent that measles outbreak from happening.
In that case my bad, I should have double checked rather than just make assumptions.
That's okay. We can all overlook details as we read and comprehend things. I admire your commitment and desire to be a careful thinker. That's also what the game is about!