GreenQuest: Rescue Tides is an interactive educational simulation game that puts players in the role of a community leader responding to a rapidly developing flood emergency in an urban Lagos neighbourhood. Players manage time-sensitive evacuations, prioritise vulnerable residents and guide people to safer areas while water levels rise, all within scenarios designed to teach practical flood safety and climate resilience. The game recreates familiar Lagos building types—riverside homes, multi-storey residential blocks, markets and roadside drainage—so decisions feel grounded; anyone interested in disaster-preparedness, community response and realistic decision-making will find this experience valuable.

Key Features

⭐ Scenario-driven gameplay that simulates a fast-moving urban flood and rising water mechanics.

⭐ Time-sensitive decision-making challenges where players coordinate evacuations and prioritise vulnerable people.

⭐ A narrative emphasis on Indigenous knowledge, preparedness and collective responsibility that shapes outcomes.

⭐ Practical lessons on structural and non-structural risk reduction measures embedded in missions.

⭐ Environments model recognisable Lagos building types—riverside homes, markets and drainage systems—for grounded strategy and immersion in GreenQuest: Rescue Tides.

Advantages

✅ Reinforces practical flood safety and evacuation behaviour through hands-on scenarios.

✅ Builds player decision-making skills under pressure and promotes preparedness planning.

✅ Raises awareness of climate resilience and community-level responses to extreme weather.

✅ GreenQuest: Rescue Tides uses locally grounded scenarios to make lessons directly applicable to real urban flood risks.

Disadvantages

❎ The strong focus on a Lagos urban context may limit direct applicability to very different regions or infrastructure types.

❎ As an educational simulation, it is a learning tool and does not replace formal emergency training or professional disaster-response planning.