Motif: Recycling

Any recovery operation by which waste materials are reprocessed into products, materials or substances whether for the original or other purposes.
https://joint-research-centre.ec.europa.eu/projects-and-activities/less-waste-more-value/definition-recycling_en

Any recovery operation by which waste materials are reprocessed into products, materials or substances whether for the original or other purposes.
https://joint-research-centre.ec.europa.eu/projects-and-activities/less-waste-more-value/definition-recycling_en

Thrifty Business

Thrifty Business by Spellgarden Games is not explicitly framed as an ‘ecogame’ – neither by players nor the developers – but it has some interesting characteristics for climate communication and sustainable behavior as it revisits the recently popularized shopkeeper simulation (sub) genre but focuses instead on topics like community care and material circularity. Rather than

Plastic Island

Plastic Island, developed by the Indonesia-based “Ecogames” collective, is an educational board game that thematizes combating plastic pollution. Participants clean and upcycle trash, enhancing the ocean’s health; the game (like every title designed by the Ecogames collective) is created by local artisans in Bali, at least partly from upcycled materials like recycled wood, canvas, and

Diving into an Acidifying Ocean

"Diving into an Acidifying Ocean" brings along the users on an interactive journey that will educate them more about the dangers of ocean acidification while going back in time or travelling into the future.

Plasticity

Plasticity is a game about a plastic-hidden world, created by students from the University of Southern California. The game takes place in 2140 and the player controls Noa, a young girl who searches for a better future in a world in which plastic consumption is still happening.

Humanity’s Impact – How many plastic bottles do we produce?

Our planet is flooded with single use plastics such as plastic bottles. Did you know that globally, we produce about 1 million plastic bottles every minute? What does that number even look like? This Studio Birthplace production – made with CG partners Method and Madness – makes the invisible story visible, so we can better