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Eco

Society and environment. Online game. 2 hours and more. Build a civilization in a simulated ecosystem. Education about environmental impact and collaboration.

Sustainable city building. Flash game. 15-30 min. Build your own city, avoid environmental pollution and reflect on the impact on the climate. Education about urban climate for teenagers and young adults.

Nexus Game

Energy. Simulation. Water and energy. 2 hours and more. The Nexus Game gives participants a unique opportunity to get an insight into managing the water needs of energy production.

Gifts of Culture

Cities and communities. Simulation. Floods and Culture. 1-2 hours. Gifts of Culture is a board game role-playing simulation of a diverse cultural community. It allows players to experience how cultural differences can lead to troubles but at the same time they can also be helpful.

Catan: Oil Springs

Oil. Board game. 30 – 60 minutes. Catan: Oil Springs is one of the expansions to the popular game Settlers of Catan.

Flood Resilience Game

Water and Sanitation. Board game. Role-playing game. 2 hours and more. Experience, explore, and learn about the flood risk and resilience of communities in river valleys.

Food Import Folly

Food security. Supply Chain. Flash game. 15-30 minutes. Take on the role of the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) inspectors in a world of increasingly numerous food imports and increasingly unmanageable risk.

SPENT

Poverty. Homelessness. Browser game. 15-30 minutes. SPENT is an online game about poverty and the challenges it brings forth for each and every person.

Energy Transition Game

Energy. Policy exercise. Simulation. 2 hours and more. The Energy Transition Game puts players in roles of various actors in the transition process.

McDonald’s Video Game

Sustainable Consumption and Production. PC and Mac. 1-2hours. McDonald’s Videogame shows players that food-focused corporations’ negative impact on modern society, environment and health is born from rising demand for products created by consumers themselves.