
Crossing Boundaries
School is out, forever. Time to party!
Time to get out and see the world!
Crossing Boundaries is an award winning video game about consent.
Crossing Boundaries is a globetrotting game exploring consent from a variety of perspectives. Eva, Alice, and Joe have just graduated from school and are ready to explore!
Where do you want to go? Morocco or Berlin? Mumbai or Moscow? Will you get all 40 achievements? And most importantly: will you become a master of 'Snog-A-Frog'?
Join this group of friends on their travel adventures as they learn about consent, different cultures, and themselves.
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Crossing Boundaries is a prosocial game from the Gaming Against Violence program produced by Jennifer Ann's Group, a non profit charity, as part of the Consent Game Series.
Since 2008, Jennifer Ann's Group has been producing prosocial games to help students, educators, and parents. Video games are an ideal approach to engaging, educating, and empowering young people and Gaming Against Violence is an evidence-based program shown to change unhealthy attitudes and beliefs.
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About Crossing Boundaries
Development |
Testudo Studios |
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Produced by |
Jennifer Ann's Group |
@stopTDV (Mastodon) |
Published by |
Life Love Publishing |
@LifeLovePublish (Mastodon) |
Rating |
12+ |
Infrequent/Mild Sexual Content and Nudity
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About Jennifer Ann's Group
Jennifer Ann's Group® is a nonprofit charity. Through its Gaming Against Violence® program it has produced more than seventy prosocial video games since 2008. Game topics include communication, consent, critical thinking, healthy relationships, resilience, social connectedness, and teen dating violence prevention.
This award-winning approach to violence prevention is evidence-based and the games are available for use in university studies. Contact us to discuss possible grant collaborations, dissertation ideas, and research opportunities.
Jennifer Ann's Group was founded in 2006. More information and additional free resources for teen dating violence prevention are available at JenniferAnn.org.
Jennifer Ann's Group® and Gaming Against Violence® are registered trademarks of
The Jennifer Ann Crecente Memorial Group, Inc.
| Updated | 20 days ago |
| Status | Released |
| Platforms | HTML5 |
| Publisher | |
| Rating | Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars (4 total ratings) |
| Author | JAG |
| Genre | Adventure, Educational, Visual Novel |
| Made with | Construct |
| Tags | 2D, consent, Construct 2, Non violent, Point & Click, Short, Singleplayer |
| Asset license | Creative Commons Attribution_NonCommercial_NoDerivatives v4.0 International |
| Average session | About an hour |
| Languages | English |
| Inputs | Keyboard, Mouse |
| Links | Community, Mastodon, Game Portal, Blog |







Comments
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I clearly said, "no," to learning about consent, but once it happened, I kinda enjoyed it.
Thank you for sharing this with us -- we think learning about topics like consent shouldn't be painful.
We are happy to hear that the experience was better than you expected!