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Our commitment

15% To Future Stars Ghana

Fifteen per cent of Age of Instinct profits are donated to Future Stars, a charity supporting education and opportunity for children in Ghana. It is written into how this project is funded, not added on at the end of the year.

Why

A promise made in a classroom

I was fortunate enough to travel to Ghana with Future Stars, helping at schools and spending time with the children the charity supports. It changes what you think a project like this is for.

Age of Instinct is a game about bonds — between people, between a person and an animal, between a group and the world they're trying to survive. Giving a fixed share of profits to Future Stars is the version of that idea that exists off the table.

Children drawing together at their school desks in Ghana
Pupils and teachers with newly donated storybooks
Young people warming up before a football training session
A volunteer holding two young children in a brightly painted classroom
Pupils holding stacks of donated exercise books with a Future Stars staff member
A volunteer talking with a young child in a classroom
A volunteer with three children outside a school building
A volunteer and a smiling child at a Future Stars event
A volunteer and a child in traditional Ghanaian dress at a celebration

How it works

Plain terms

  • 15% of profits from Age of Instinct are donated to Future Stars.
  • That includes GM subscriptions, hosted experiences and one-off payments.
  • It applies to profit, so it survives quiet months as well as good ones.
  • Every GM tier grants the same access — the higher tiers simply give more.
  • Future Stars is an independent charity; donations go to them directly.
  • Ask us anything about it — we'll answer honestly.

Take part

Every table helps

SUBSCRIBE AS A GM

An annual GM subscription funds development and carries the 15% donation with it. Players at your table never pay.

SEE GM PLANS

GIVE DIRECTLY TO FUTURE STARS

If you'd rather give straight to the charity, please do — they'll always make better use of it than we can.

VISIT FUTURE STARS