**Future City: In Your Hands** Future City: In Your Hands is an interactive, fast-paced game inspired by SDG11: Sustainable Cities and Communities. The game challenges players to make quick, responsible choices that contribute to creating a cleaner, safer, and more sustainable city. It begins with a short animation showing a news report about the importance of caring for our environment, followed by a message encouraging the player to take action and play their part in shaping the future of the city. The goal is to complete as many sustainable actions as possible within 60 seconds. Players navigate the city and turn off unnecessary lights and electrical appliances, close running water taps, and collect energy resources while avoiding bombs. Players have five lives, making careful movement and quick decision-making essential. The more sustainable actions players complete, the greater their contribution towards building a better city. The game promotes **SDG 11** by turning everyday sustainable habits into an engaging challenge. Actions such as conserving electricity and water demonstrate how simple choices can reduce resource waste, support more efficient cities, and contribute to a healthier urban environment. Through gameplay, players learn that creating sustainable communities is not only the responsibility of governments and organisations. It is also shaped by the everyday choices of individuals. Players can move using the WASD keys or arrow keys and interact with objects throughout the environment. They must turn off lights, electrical appliances, and water taps while collecting energy resources and avoiding bombs. Each collision with a bomb costs one life, while the 60-second timer encourages players to work efficiently and make every second count. Ultimately, Future City: In Your Hands delivers a simple but meaningful message: the future of our cities is shaped by the choices we make today. By combining education, action, and fun, the game encourages players to see sustainability not as a challenge to fear, but as an opportunity to build a better future together.
