Energy Safari public presentation

The game Energy Safari had it’s first official playing sessions on Sunday June 5th at the A-Kerk in the center of Groningen.

To join the upcoming sessions, check the exact dates throughout June 2016 and register online.

Posted on June 9, 2016 by Cristina Ampatzidou. This entry was posted in Workshop. Bookmark the permalink.

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Project mission

The research project “Playing with Urban Complexity - Using co-located serious games to reduce the urban carbon footprint among young adults” aims to foster the understanding of complex urban problems by combining participatory processes with serious games in a co-located setting. In particular, the project seeks to explore how game mechanics can be used to engage the actor group of young adults to make informed decisions that have an impact on their respective urban carbon footprints. Investigating both existing games and novel game-based approaches, the project partners endeavour to create a tested game mechanics toolbox that can serve as a resource for participatory, game-based urban development scenarios.