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Climate & Games Awareness Day

Join us for the first edition of Climate & Games Awareness Day Game Habitat are inviting the games community for a day of awareness and inspiration on the topic of climate impact – and how we together as an industry can be part of the greener transition. When? Wed 29th March | Time 14.00 -17.00 Where? Onsite…Continue readingClimate & Games Awareness Day

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Ghost Ship Games & getting the basics right

Ghost Ship Games is one of the newest members of PlayCreateGreen. The company’s office manager, Lizette Jensen, tells us that their green stance is ubiquitous amongst the close-knit team. Since the studio was founded in 2018, Ghost Ship has been focusing on getting the basics right. Thorough recycling, changing to a greener office cleaning service,…Continue readingGhost Ship Games & getting the basics right

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Real-world action in games

Cop27 is upon us, and the summit has once again called for urgent action to address the ongoing climate crisis. It’s great to see so many gaming leaders taking steps to heed these calls. Last week, Ubisoft announced it’s bringing environment-themed events to its games, Brawlhalla, Rocksmith+, Hungry Shark World and Trackmania, this November to…Continue readingReal-world action in games

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Building sustainability into the heart of a mobile game

Tallest Tree Tallest Tree is a mobile platformer built around reforestation. While a lot of games have introduced environmental elements to spread awareness over the years, Tallest Tree blossoms in a way that’s never been seen before. The free-to-play game sees players collect in-game currency, ‘seeds’, which are used to plant real-world trees. To date,…Continue readingBuilding sustainability into the heart of a mobile game

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Building green momentum in the UK games industry

A conversation with Ukie Ukie is the trade body for the UK’s games and interactive entertainment industry. The group represents 2,000 games businesses and 50,000 staff, and works across a wide range of initiatives and activities, from education to policy, from events to investment, all to support the UK games industry. Given the continued escalation…Continue readingBuilding green momentum in the UK games industry