Mission US: Up from the Dust

Mission US: Up from the Dust

by Thirteen/WNET

41 ratings
6 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 13, 2017
  • April 13, 2017

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Experience the Great Depression and Dust Bowl through the eyes of 13-year-old twins. Make choices that shape their journey, explore historical events, and learn about the challenges faced by Americans in the 1930s. This adventure role-playing game offers multiple endings and integrates primary source materials.

Dual character perspectives
Choice-driven story with multiple endings
Interactive historical scenarios
Integrated primary source documents
Farm and New Deal minigames
Classroom support resources
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What's New in Mission US

1.0

April 13, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

User reviews

Hot

It’s good

Wish it was longer

This is a really fun game. It would be much better if the story was greatly expanded and you could ride the rails forever, instead of going home after 30 days.

Love your games

I love your games, the only thing that I would like is it you made the flash games that are no longer available into games on either your site of here. Other than that your games are amazing and. Very educational.

It’s a must have game!

It is the most amazing game I have ever played! Up from the dust is JUSt AMAZING and how you chose how they act! It is kinda lick the game Choices! But better! And no lovey-dovey stuff! This is just a must have!

An excellent addition to the series

I’ve played ever single episode of the Mission:US series so far. I am not a grade school student, but just a person who both loves learning about history as well as interactive story telling. And I have to say, this is the most polished game produced in the series to date. It covers a setting often forgotten in the greater context of more flamboyant events in history: life in a dust bowl farming family during the depression. And it does so in a way that really allows a person to relate to the events at hand, particularly during a rather tragic event in the game that I won’t spoil for anyone else. I loved playing it, learning from it, and gaining a new appreciation for history. Everyone should pay this game, especially since it’s free anyway.
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FAQ

What is Mission US: Up from the Dust about?

Mission US: Up from the Dust is an adventure role-playing game that immerses players in the lives of twins during the Great Depression and Dust Bowl in 1930s Texas. Players make choices that influence the story and learn about historical events and challenges.

How long is the gameplay in Mission US: Up from the Dust?

The game offers approximately 2 to 2.5 hours of gameplay, segmented into an interactive prologue, five playable parts, and an epilogue, allowing for flexible implementation.

Does Mission US: Up from the Dust have ads?

No, Mission US: Up from the Dust is ad-free. It is a completely free game with no advertisements to interrupt the historical experience.

What historical elements are included in Mission US: Up from the Dust?

The game integrates primary source documents and historic photographs into its design. It also features minigames focused on the farm economy during drought and New Deal government programs.

What devices can I play Mission US: Up from the Dust on?

Currently, Mission US: Up from the Dust is supported on iPad devices. Future platform support may be announced by the developer.

What age rating is Mission US: Up from the Dust?

Mission US: Up from the Dust has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for tweens and teens to learn about historical events.

Are there any classroom resources available for Mission US: Up from the Dust?

Yes, a collection of free classroom support resources is available at mission-us.org. These include document-based questions, primary sources, class activities, vocabulary builders, and standards alignments.

How does Mission US: Up from the Dust compare to traditional history learning?

A study found that students using "Up from the Dust" showed a significant knowledge gain of 14.9% on the Great Depression and Dust Bowl, compared to less than 1% for those using traditional textbook and lecture methods.