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Programming and design
Senaryon can be used flexibly for a wide variety of internal and external projects. At the same time, the platform is constantly undergoing technical development - not least when partner organisations desire new technical features.
Projects - Programming and design
A milestone in the history of planpolitik!
It was a milestone in the history of planpolitik - the first serious games completely developed, designed and produced by us!
Regional policy 2.0
Of course, we want to reach as many people as possible. But even the largest pool of facilitators will reach its limits at some point. In addition, long journeys through Germany and beyond are fun...
Are social media dangerous? Not if you know how to use them!
Setting privacy, flagging unknown persons, and recognising advertising as phishing – our game Junait playfully raises children's awareness of the dangers that can lurk in social networks in a playful way. Above all, the players...
Negotiations in the Middle Ages and today
From time to time we receive requests of a slightly unusual nature: be it because they cannot be clearly assigned to one of our thematic areas, be it because they are new to us in...
Senaryon, the virtual think tank
Senaryon is more than a platform for simulation games: It is also an excellent online environment for a virtual think tank. Participants can work together on their ideas, policy recommendations or a list of demands....
United for the future - 17 goals for a more sustainable world
Serious games are a particularly beautiful form of interactive political education work, but they are also challenging to develop. Our first serious game, a card game on justice issues, took us months to develop. In...
Simulation games, Serious games
The Union Lab – Design your own European Union!
Anyone who is involved in European politics is familiar with the debates about the pros and cons as well as the future of European integration. But how do you get young people to engage with...
Changing Climate - A look into the future
The idea of simulating the effects of climate change and climate policy in a game has been with us for some time. Thanks to our long-term partner, the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, the idea became a...
Online simulation games in higher education
Our online simulation game platform Senaryon is used for a wide range of target groups - from students to professionals. Its use in a university context has also proved particularly successful.
Interactive educational modules
Small Big Steps against exclusion and extremism
How does a far-right speech on a Liverpool sports field differ from a similar situation in Berlin or rural Bavaria? How do you portray an Islamist as an (animated) character without reproducing stereotypes? And how...
Simulation games, Interactive educational modules
"A life in Germany"
The Treuhand - depending on the political perspective it is either solely responsible for a "sell-out of the East" or its work is presented as "historically without alternative". More than 30 years after German reunification,...
Conflict in the Gagonian Sea
The South China Sea: a highly complex web of interests of the numerous littoral states and international actors. This multi-layered conflict is the basis for our most technically complex, strategic simulation game to date.
REMEDIO - a journey against time
A cooperative board and card game where players are sucked into an adventure story! One summer we received a call from the Museum of Islamic Art in Berlin. The project "Migration Stories" wanted a game...
Simulation Game Climate Neutral City
Globally, 70 % of greenhouse gases come from cities. So they can and must make an important contribution in the fight against climate change. This is what our Senaryon-based simulation game "Climate Neutral City" is...
Hybrid simulation game on district politics in Berlin’s libraries
Local politics, boring? It exists, the political life beyond federal and state politics! Who knows how many districts the federal capital Berlin is divided into? And who governs in the districts? The new simulation game...
