Loki’s Loop is a project of the University of Washington Center for an Informed Public. Our first game – The Euphorigen Investigation – is an escape room. Escape rooms are live-action adventure games where teams of players work cooperatively to solve a series of puzzles. The immersive nature of the medium serves as an engaging way to interact with various deceptive tactics, such as manipulated charts, bot accounts, and deepfakes. It’s an experiential rather than skills-based approach for people to think more critically about the information they encounter online. Our games are available in two versions – online and in-person. The online version is played over video conferencing software (e.g. Teams, Zoom) and a web browser. The in-person version is a kit that can be downloaded and printed for group play. Our games are optimally designed to be facilitated by a gamehost (e.g. librarian, teacher), which includes both the gameplay and a brief post-game discussion. Learning outcomes are enhanced when played with a gamehost.   We also partner with organizations and individuals worldwide to localize our games, develop new games using co-design methods, and conduct cross-cultural research on the effects of the games.  Please visit the Language Versions page to check out our games in various languages, and click here for more information about partnership opportunities.