Games Under Development

This fully digital game will take what exists for our ICS Roles card game and allow fully distributed teams to play through incident decks online. Players will gain an understanding of incident command system roles, learning more about the type of tasks roles are responsible for, as they work through various incidents.

This analog game is an intentional way to practice hospital surge incidents. Players will build a practical understanding of MCI intake and surge processes by exercising decisions related to treatment space assignment, staffing, equipment, and consumables in a stressed hospital environment. They will manage real-time triage and resource allocation decisions as patient health risks escalate over rounds.

In this role-based game, players coordinate across EOCs to fight a massive wildfire, planning and responding for a region experiencing fires in multiple locations. The game overlays existing geographical maps for specific geographical planning, and players manage scarce resources, protect critical infrastructure, issue evacuation orders, and decide what to save and what to let burn, while facing time pressure, weather forecasts, and coordination between national and local levels.

This card game is about practicing tasks in existing plans. Many of our games involve making decisions under uncertainty, assessing threats, or coming together to understand each other's roles, but this is the first of two games focused on better understanding your own plans and familiarizing your team with their roles. Players practice key prioritization, timing, and dependency details.

This digital game puts your actual plan into practice, transforming plan documents into a series of questions that players must answer. It pressure-tests decision making against scenarios, builds muscle memory, and identifies gaps in your plans, or in your team's awareness of them. As a digital-first game, it can be customized for many scenarios or plans and played across distributed teams.