Persuasive Games is avideo game developer founded byIan Bogost and Gerard LaFond in 2003. The company focuses on makingadvergames with strong opinions. Their first game,Howard Dean for Iowa is about trying to getHoward Dean to win theIowa caucuses. They have also created the firstcomputer game to be included as part of anewspaper'seditorial,Food Import Folly for theNew York Times. Other notable games areDisaffected!, a satire about a copy store, andAirport Security, a game about airport contraband.[citation needed]
- Killer Flu: Commissioned by the UK Clinical Virology Network and produced in association with Scotland's Traffic Games, this is a game about how the flu virus spreads.[1]
- Debt Ski: A game that teaches one how to handle one's money. Commissioned by MTV's college network, mtvU, and the Peter G. Peterson Foundation.[2]
- Oil God: Game published by Shockwave.
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