Game Design

How to get sick and die in the post-apocalypse

Modeling health conditions in Oregon Road '83

Dec 7, 2024 •

Alex Wellerstein

Dreaming the undreamable

The narrative value of literal nuclear nightmares

Sep 27, 2024 •

Alex Wellerstein

Why Oregon? Why 1983? Why a game? Why anything?

On the motivations behind the Oregon Road '83 game project

Aug 9, 2024 •

Alex Wellerstein

Strange games

Even if you can "win" some nuclear video games, maybe it's still good advice "not to play"

Aug 6, 2024 •

Alex Wellerstein

The fate of cities

Building a video game model for the impact of a large-scale nuclear war on American cities

Jul 19, 2024 •

Alex Wellerstein

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Doomsday Machines

Game Design