Rural Regen is an isometric resource-management farming game about teaching students to use sustainable practices in order to clean polluted farmland and grow crops.
Developed for Australian Urban Growers, this game has been designed to be a relaxing and satisfying experience while also teaching Queensland curriculum content for Year 9 Humanities, specifically about the impacts of pollution, erosion and salinity to soil health on farms across Australia.
Players are tasked to utilise their time wisely each day to grow crops step-by-step, eventually earning enough money to clean all the polluted soil from their land and repair a leaking and dangerous fuel tank.
Rural Regen aims to teach the importance of Australian farming and its challenges via weaving real-world farming problems within thoughtful decision-making gameplay.
Made by:
Corey Rose - Programming
Dan Lowe - Design
Michael Anderson - Design
Minh Hung Dang - Art
Gameplay Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnS2M9dVx6g
