@leon2356: not quite the game I'm looking for, but it is sort of similar. The main difference is that the map was circular, and it was a smaller scale. Also the the whole natural disasters thing may be a fabricated memory, but I'm fairly certain it was there.

Thank you though, for trying to find my game :)

Edit: the shape of the map, rather than being flat out like a table was more of like a head on sort of thing. If you know what, "A Planet of Mine" is that's the same layout.

This game may be a bit more difficult to find, as it is a flash game but here goes.

There's this flash game that is based around being environmentally friendly and it was very education based. You chose 1 out of a few different, "maps" which basically decided what kind of weather and even natural disasters might happen. It's 2d and was a round map and you could walk around it and end up in the other side. One thing specifically I remember is when you worked for.money, it would give you science facts. There was a single player option and also a class version, where teachers could set up class codes. And students could play together You could also garden for food and you had to maintain stats such as hunger and happiness or you lost. I remember the art style being very basic, even sort of paper mario like in some aspects. I played this probably anywhere from 2008 to 2012, although it may not have been the time of release.

Edit: I just remembered that your character had a house as well. There were different options to do there, such as cook, work out, watch TV, ect. That was one of the educational aspects of the game, where you also had to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

If anyone thinks they might know what it is and needs more details I can try and think of more, just ask