Help: The Game

Help: The Game is a collection of games created to raise money for children affected by war. It brings together work from developers, studios and people in the gaming industry. The cause supports children whose lives have been disrupted by war and conflict, with programmes in Afghanistan, Iraq, Jordan, Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic.

The games

• Anthelion: play an endlessly levelled game with a simple mechanic and challenging gameplay.
• 10 Minute Tower: guide a daydreaming child adventurer trapped in a tower through a tile-based puzzle game. The child imagines being characters such as a robot, a knight or an astronaut.
• BlockAid: place blocks themed around protection, education and livelihood to provide safe passage for an endless stream of pawns in a minimalist puzzle game.
• Octamari Rescue: save the Octamari from their dying home world in a fast-paced match-three puzzle game.
• Rise: travel on a music-driven platform adventure, collecting war letters for a loved one and aiming for the highest score. You can use your own music as you journey to the sky and beyond.
• Splash Bash: play a physics-based local multiplayer brawler for up to four players, bashing one another into the water.
• Captain Curve’s Intergalactic Space Adventure: run endlessly through different environments and play minigames in an adventure based on daydreams.
• Malkia: help Malkia grow her business in the fictional Central African country of Kovi so she can feed her family and educate her children. This real-time strategy game follows the belief that where there is life, there is hope.
• Nevermine: guide a Mine Kafon across the countryside, rolling it over unexploded bombs.
• Savana: play as a young girl from a remote village in a point-and-click narrative game. Its stories draw on real-life experiences of growing up in Mozambique.
• A Verdant Hue: farm on a single screen as an orphan who has survived recent attacks and is determined to restore life to the family farm.
• Emily: Displaced: follow a choice-based visual novel about a child affected by war.