Training for Disaster is a prototype proof of concept mobile game for use as a training tool, developed for humanitarian response staff to improve the use of communication, community-engagement, and accountability with communities affected by disasters, conflicts, and displacement around the world. It is meant to be used in a training setting, with up to eight trainees all playing online as either an NGO staff or an affected person, and one organizer overviewing the game and triggering in-game events.

 

Developed for the Professional Project module at Abertay University as part of Crabertay for our assigned clients at the CDAC Network.

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Developers:

• Adam Smith: Technical Artist, QA Tester.

• Aleks King: Narrative Programmer, QA Lead.

• Benjamin Flinn: Level Designer, User Interface Designer.

• Emily Collins: 3D Artist, Narrative Designer.

• Jaqueline Sweetin: 3D Artist, Animator, User Interface Artist.

• Justin Syfrig: Lead Programmer.

• Lyes Oussaiden: Producer, Audio Designer.

• Nikola Drousie: Lead Designer, Programmer.