Plasticity

There's a dog. You get to rescue the dog. You get to pet the dog. You get to play fetch with the dog for as long as you like. You then get to rescue other animals. Do I really need to say more?

Plasticity, developed and published by Plasticity Games, is a brief but evocative environmental puzzle-platformer that prioritizes mood, symbolism, and message over mechanical complexity. It’s the kind of experience that feels more like an interactive vignette than a traditional game, using its limited runtime to deliver a focused reflection on humanity’s relationship with plastic waste and the long-term consequences of consumption. While it doesn’t aim to challenge players in the conventional sense, it succeeds in creating a quiet, contemplative journey that lingers beyond its short duration. The game places players in a desolate, dreamlike world where plastic has overtaken nearly every aspect of the environment. Cities appear partially submerged, landscapes are choked with debris, and there is a persistent sense that nature has been pushed to the brink. Rather than explaining this scenario through dialogue or explicit storytelling, the game allows its world to speak for itself. Each area functions as a visual narrative, gradually revealing the extent of environmental damage through composition, scale, and contrast. This approach gives the experience a subtle emotional weight, en…

A little game about plastics and general pollution, it has a nice message i mean, it's not a masterpiece but still, a nice little game about a serious problem that we still have.

I like what the game represents along with the results/ending been affected by what you choose to do during the game, good story that shows sad fact in our life. My review (as fan of this game) is included in the video :). https://youtu.be/00RH3VdDV7o

There is no way all the positive reviews are real. It's a student game, really short and it just slaps you in the face with it's message. not worth the 60 minutes to get both endings. and if you are still curious let me spoil it for you. dont help every animal you meet and dont clean up all the garbage and the world stays crap. Pick up all the garbage you can and help the animals and the world miraculously recovers.

Excellent game. Simple message but the emotional content is well delivered. Well done to the team.