Barış inşası oyunu savaş anılarının etkisini sorgulatıyor

Students and faculty at Rochester Institute of Technology are developing Peaceland: Choose Your Memory, a game about how memories of war influence later generations. Players become a young volunteer in a fictional country recovering from civil conflict. While collecting stories for a museum exhibit, they interview characters with different pasts and decide how to respond. The game does not label choices as correct or incorrect; their combined consequences lead towards peace, renewed conflict or an outcome in between. The idea grew from research in Kosovo, where the team examined how inherited memories may unite communities or deepen divisions. Students in game design, illustration and other fields work across development, narrative and art teams, incorporating feedback from local and international playtests. The fictional setting draws on Balkan experience but avoids reproducing a single real conflict. Still in preproduction, Peaceland is planned as a free PC, web and mobile game in 2028, combining storytelling, minigames and reflective activities.