Raid the Rats v1.0
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This is a simple game that uses touched locations of the screen as targets of smoke bombs to raid the runaway rats. This game represents contribution of Fahma-Hania Team (the Youngest Developers in the World 2011, according to a German Magazine: Freund von Freunden) to anti-corruption movements all over the world, particularly in developing countries, such as ours.

Referring to "Teens against Corruption" booklet published by KPK Indonesia, the game includes comics/illustrations that exemplify some corrupt activities frequently done by teenagers.

This game is targeted for children and their parents. After playing, parents can explain the corrupt activities that the children should keep away from. Children can remind parents to stop corrupting, by imagining of the bad fate (jailed) when they are caught by the police.

Did you know that there are still a lot of corruptors, particularly in developing countries, stealing government's money that is originally intended for development? They use the money to enrich themselves and their relatives, neglecting and sacrificing many other people. Normally they take away a portion of government budget so that the quality of the goods or services for the people is reduced. The school buildings, roads, bridges, vehicles, medicine, and so on are of low quality and easily broken, sometimes causing deaths. Some worse corruptors even steal the food for feeding the hungers, leaving them to death. The corruptors are often much worse than rats, the parasitic animals that we adopt in the game.

We dedicate this game to KPK, Transparency International, and all other supporters of anti-corruption movement.

Best regards,
Fahma and Hania, SKACI Computer School for Kids