The Library for Public Games is a collection of games that can be drawn and played in public space by anyone. The games are accessible online at the Play Institute's website, along with rules and installation instructions. The library starts from the previously created game installations Far to Close, The Rousseau Game, the I Me Ours series and takes them further. Players can choose a game to play or propose a new one, developing the library. Spaces can be specially furnished or ad-hoc, where players occupy public space with the game.

How do ideas circulate? How do they transform or get lost in the noise of public discourse? How do we amplify each other?

public transport? Play IMO Transport and negotiate space in the city to get to your destin

A game about equalities and inequalities based on a quote from J.J. Rousseau. What happens when space gets smaller and smaller? But what about when you're dealing with someone stronger than you? What is private property and how much can you accumulate?

Discusses city issues like an architect. See the connections between the city's housing issues and debate them with your friends.

Create your own city in Far to Close. Block opponents so that you and your teammate reach your destination first.

You live together in the block. Build your own apartment or choose to live together with others.