Competitive game – Green Media Mediography

Terraforming Mars

Terraforming Mars is a board game from 1 to 5 players in which the players take the role of corporations whose role is to terraform and populate the planet Mars to make it suitable for human life. For that, they have to modify the temperature, oxygen and water levels present in the planet, but they

Petrichor

Petrichor is a strategy board game for 1-4 players. Named after the constructed Greek word describing the earthy smell after rainfall, Petrichor focuses on action selection and area influence mechanics. In Petrichor each player becomes a cloud and aims to let as many crops grow as possible. A player can use for different actions, which

The Elder Scrolls

The Elder Scrolls is primarily a fantasy video game series. The franchise has an active modding community, which is a site for discourse and debate over environmental and ecological issues.

Photosynthesis

Photosynthesis is a green strategy board game, in which players plant and grow their own forest. By suggesting the subjectivity of trees, the game questions human-centered thinking.

Minecraft

Minecraft is a sandbox videogame where the player can build, create, and survive in order to explore the environment.

Ganga

You are in a race to save the Ganga ecosystem from extinction and loss. The crops, trees, birds and animals depend on you to rescue them from pollution, pandemics and over population. It is a race to save the cities in the Indo-Gangetic Plains Ecosystem through which the mighty river Ganga flows. She is not

TyrAnt

Tyrant is a real-time strategy game that teaches the player how ants eat,communicate and reproduce within a diverse and delicately balanced ecosystem. The game can be played by multiple players. The players can play competitively, allowing them to fight each others ant colonies.

Myrmes

Myrmes is a strategic game which lets the players control ant colonies. The players can explore, gather resources, fight enemies and complete requests from the queen.

Extinction: The Game Of Ecology

Extinction: The Game of Ecology allows the player to control the migration and reproduction of his/her species in order to compete with other species. The hexagons displayed on the board represent different habitat area’s the player can use to foster the growth of their species. Both gene cards and cards that represent environmental changes can

LURE

Lure lets the players take the role of rival naturalists who aspire to gain recognition from the queen by luring the best animals from her royal gardens. The players have to use different traps and baits based on the locations and preferences of the animals. The player who has the most points when the queen

Xēko Mission: Madagascar

Xēko Mission: Madagascar gives the players the objective to create the strongest, most balanced environment. The players can link species with their starting hotspot card in order to battle other players in “Turf Wars” which can be battled out in order to gain “Eco-Points”. The player with the most Eco-Points wins the game. The game can

LOOP: Life of Ordinary People

LOOP: Life of Ordinary People is an educational card game about Consumerism, Materialistic Lifestyle and Personal Happiness. The players are challenged to reach maximum happiness by balancing these 3 aspects. The players can work, buy and consume in order to gain and spend resources. The game can be played by 1 to 6 players.

Climate Crisis

Climate Crisis lets the players cooperatively, or competitively research technologies which can change the course of our climate crisis. The players have to manage the needs for energy producting whilst keeping the population nourished. During the play session the players face numerous environmental challenges. The game can be played by 1 to 6 players.

Hunker

Hunker lets the player take on the role of Squirrel, Bear, Deer, Rabbit, Beaver, or Fox. The player has to optimize his/her actions in order to explore and prepare before winter strikes.

Everdell

Everdell allows the players to build a city inhabited by forest critters, the cities have to be built by workers which have to be placed strategically on the board. Additionaly the player can acquire resources in order to make the city prosper and ultimately score points.

Kyoto

The players are put into the shoes of the decision makers, the wealth of the players' countries is at stake. Can the players create climate targets without harming their countries' economy, or does the players' greed hurt the planet's climate?

Wingspan

Wingspan lets the players take on the role of bird enthusiasts. The player is given the task to discover and attract the best birds to their network of wildlife preserves. The player can then focus on gaining food, laying eggs and drawing on a large variety of unique bird cards.

Nature Fluxx

Nature Fluxx is a card game that changes everytime it is played. The current rules of the game are determined by the cards themselves. The game features a whole food chain of woodland creatures, from leaves to bears. The game can be played by 2 to 6 players.

Ecos: First Continent

Ecos: First Continent gives the player the ability to collaboratively shape a growing continent of flora, fauna and geological features. The players have to collect elements in order to complete their cards which in turn gives them the ability to shape the continent to their own purpose.

Garden Competition

Garden Competition Is a competitive game in which the player plays a neighbourhood student who has the task of cultivating a garden in the hopes of winning this years gardening competition. The game can be played by 3 to 5 players and requires the player to bluff their way to victory.

Fields of Arle

Fields of Arle lets the players live as farmers in the peaceful town of Arle. The game gives the player many options as to how they create their own fortune. The players can focus on farming, livestock or the shipping of goods.