climate control

Tim Dowling investigates the history of weather control, with the help of guests Dr Kristine Harper and Jim Fleming. Starting with the con men in the 19th century, through to the government sponsored weather control of the 20th century and even what the future of weather control and climate change could look like. Despite a history littered with weather control failures governments have continued to invest huge amounts to control the skies.

Loddlenaut and Venice 2089 are two very different games. Loddlenaut is an aquatic survival game where you look after creatures on the ocean floor. Venice 2089 is a 2.5D adventure game where you ride a hoverboard around a ruined Venice.

Both games are from different teams: Loddlenaut comes from a team led in the States, while Venice 2089 is from a team set in Italy (shocker).

And both Loddlenaut and Venice 2089 have different play styles.

But what unites both games together is their message of global warming and climate change and how those play a factor in them.

Here, Safe Place Studios' Giacomo Checchin and Matteo Brentegani as well as Moon Lagoon's Ricardo Escobar talk of both games and what they want their games to be in their messaging on those and more.

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