Agents of Influence

The Game About Making Informed Choices

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1_SharkTank
2_Robot Hand
3_Daniel
4_Control Room
5_Sleepwalker
6_Dawn
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The spy-themed video game that teaches students to make informed decisions.

ABOUT THE GAME

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Awards and Recognition

Funded by Dept of Education
Winner, Game with Most Potential Impact
Successful Kickstarter Campaign
Funded by Dept of Education
Winner, Information Disorder Prize Competition Winner
1st Position in Business Category, SGS Gala 2022
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I absolutely loved it and am so excited to play! I think my students will love it and will learn from it.

- Gini Wozny, Media Literacy/English Teacher

I actually really liked it. It was a pretty good game. Most educational video games have really shallow characters. I liked how much nuance there was to Daniel. I would recommend this to my friends to play.

- Val, 10th grade

I have personally played Agents of Influence and I am VERY impressed with it. It is a powerful yet fun tool for helping our young people learn to evaluate information. I learned a LOT in just half an hour!! We are proud to be providing Agents of Influence to our schools.

- Kim Wilbanks, President of Rotary Club of Portola

It made me think of past research I've done for school projects. Maybe my sources weren't as good as I thought they were.

- April, 12th grade

It was really fun. I liked that the narrative was actually engaging. And it felt real-world because my decisions had consequences.

- Aly, 12th grade

I absolutely love the references to logical fallacies!! That is a super win in my book.

- Jennifer Padberg, Social Studies/English teacher, The Barstow School, Kansas City, MO

I felt the characters are representative of all students and the story is relatable to middle school students. The graphics are on point with what the kids respond to best.

- Alisa Davis, English Teacher, Canyon Vista Middle School. Round Rock ISD, Austin, Texas
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