Carry care.
Deliver bread, medicine, water, and other supplies through unhurried community routes. The game has no combat and gives no reward for violence.
A game of care, memory, and witness.
UNWAN is a free interactive dedication to the people of Gaza. Players carry supplies, help families reconnect, preserve objects of memory, explore Palestinian places, and follow an attributed historical and legal record.
What you do.
The playable city combines six story chapters, open exploration, a memory archive, geographic context, and an optional online walk with friends.
Preserve ordinary life.
Record keys, recipes, photographs, school registers, textiles, drawings, and other objects that hold family and neighborhood memory.
Follow the record.
Open direct links to courts, United Nations bodies, human-rights organizations, humanitarian reporting, and Palestinian-led relief organizations.
The editorial approach.
UNWAN centers Palestinian civilian life, culture, mutual aid, resilience, memory, and the right to a future. Legal conclusions are attributed to the institution that made them, and the status of ongoing proceedings is stated directly.
- Fiction and public record stay distinct. The central characters and family stories are fictional composites. Historical, geographic, humanitarian, and legal statements are linked to identified sources.
- The environment is interpretive. The connected playable world is not a live map, an address finder, a safety tool, or a complete reconstruction of Gaza.
- Responsibility is specific. Conduct is attached to named institutions, authorities, policies, and responsible individuals; it is never generalized to Jewish people, Judaism, or Israeli civilians.
- The archive remains open. Conditions and legal proceedings change. Readers should follow the linked institutions for their latest reporting.
Free and accessible on the web.
UNWAN runs in a modern browser, supports keyboard, touch, and game controllers, and can be installed as a progressive web app. The story and local save work offline after the necessary assets are cached.