Dive into the world of #solarpunk games and ‘playing’ imagined, hopeful futures in this episode of Sci_Burst! 🎮👾🎲 We talk about solarpunk (and solarpunk-adjacent) video games, board games, RPGs, and more - including what already exists and what is soon to come…
Tune in to also learn why gamers are particularly solarpunk ready and how we can make a sustainable future through play 💪☀️ Plus discover a whole bunch of radical games to add to your wishlists! Links ⬇️
@sci_burst thanks for the episode, I haven't known a lot of these #solarpunk games! :D
Also: you know that you can use my name when quoting me multiple times during the episode? ;)
I can record how to pronounce it if needed!
This is a special episode - instead of a regular writing prompt, it’s a recording of an interview with professor Ada Palmer from Bazyliszek convention in Warsaw, Poland in July 2025. Professor Ada Palmer, a well-acclaimed historian of ideas, set the action of her science fiction series “Terra Ignota” several hundred years from now. The world she imagined presents vast societal and cultural changes, but the topic of climate change is treated much more implicitly. Within the context of professor’s books - and the now growing genre of climate fiction - let’s discuss why it’s so hard for us to imagine and describe the climate change of the XXI century. Links and resources: Ada Palmer’s Homepage Apocalypses by Eugen Weber Against Purity by Alexis Shotwell Purity and Futures of Hard Work by Ada Palmer Daybreak Game Earth Rising Game alxd’s Homepage A History Of Saving The World - another interview with Ada Palmer Bazyliszek Homepage [PL] Episode cover CC-BY 4.0 Henry Söderlund
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