Comparative politics / Nationalism, institutions & belonging
Manytide
One route.
Many ways to belong.
A household has three destinations. A train arrives after the shift begins. A jurisdiction line does not tell you who needs a service. In Manytide, you follow a public-systems mission through five stops in a fictional country, making choices about records, work, rivers, authority and money. Read the evidence, predict what your arrangement will change, then return to the people and obligations it leaves behind. Explore nationalism, federalism and belonging through a story that gives your explanations something to answer for. About 45–60 minutes, with an optional ten-minute coastal detour. No prior theory knowledge needed. Save, revisit and print your field journal. Created by Yoav Duman.
45–60 minutes · optional +10
Created by Yoav Duman · Version 2
Start the route.
Begin before the theory lecture. Follow five stops in a fictional country and explain what its public arrangements can change.
No student account required. Progress saves in this browser; download a JSON backup to move your work to another device. Open the game on its own
For players and instructors
Keep the questions alive.
Saving, printing, pacing, optional comparisons, classroom preparation, discussion questions and a rubric for reviewing the reasoning in each record.
Classroom notes
Created by Yoav Duman. Version 2. Begin before the theory lecture. Follow five stops in a fictional country and explain what its public arrangements can change. The player and instructor manual includes preparation, pacing, saving, printing, discussion questions and a rubric for reviewing reasoning. Completion is not an automatic learning score.
Print or save a PDF of your learning record, download a readable TXT report, or keep a JSON backup to resume later. If you began on the separate Manytide site, download your progress there and restore that file here. Your written responses are yours; the simulation does not automatically grade them.