The core mission game loop in PKG1 (Demining) is planning, exploration, and mine clearance/desposal. Mission objective(s) are measured by success rate and completion time, i.e., against the time required to complete and/or fail before a civilian dies from bleeding. The game loop will randomize objective locations and mine placement. Randomization, objective and time completion measurables will encourage replayability in edutainment and/or academic use cases.

Versions of the game and prototype testing is played by military officers and civilians in graduate courses in Canada since 2025 at:

Canadian Forces College (CFC)

George Brown College

Humber College

Players act as the UN Military Observer Investigation Lead navigating an Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp, which is firmly under the control of one of the armed factions. This mission calls for acute observational skills and strategic thinking, as every decision holds significant weight.

Future iterations will introduce advanced features, allowing players to plan mission logistics and refine investigation strategies. Additionally, you’ll engage with a diverse array of stakeholders, including fellow peacekeepers, communities facing conflict and climate challenges, and even belligerent forces aiming to disrupt peace efforts. This expanded scope promises an immersive experience to learn about the complex world of modern peacekeeping.

Played in a course at the Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean (CMR St Jean) to teach and illustrate the effects of climate change on the local population, on armed conflict (both the positive and negative effects), and on peace operations in the field.