YEARPHONE Eco Game Application. Introduction Situation: - Teenagers love playing games - Teenagers are not eco-friendly enough Solution: - Eco-Education.

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yEARPHONE Eco Game Application

Introduction Situation: - Teenagers love playing games - Teenagers are not eco-friendly enough Solution: - Eco-Education in games - Fun and easy to learn

Target Players Age 10-17

Background of the game Manage airports all over the world Fly cargoes and passengers to gain coins Use the coins to purchase environmental friendly devices and install them in airports/planes to earn sustainability points Proceed to the next level by achieving a certain amount of sustainability points

Tasks to increase sustainability point - Introduce vegetarian options to flight menus - Practise recycling in airports and on planes - Use clean fuel - Install food waste machine in airports - Build planes with scrap metal - Install solar panels in airports - Use hot water heated by solar energy on planes - Plant trees in airport

Actions decreasing sus. points - Fly cargos with unnecessary packaging - Fly with unclean fuel - Wrap magazines in planes with plastic bags -

Motivation to play this game - Players could open more new airports in higher levels - Sense of achievement

Real World Change! - Buy efficiency improvement credits (eg. Solar panels for airport) - Gain HP in the game (eg. Immediate game efficiency improvements) - Empower Eco-NGOs (eg. Contribute to solar energy panels in real world)

Expected Outcome - Psychological phenomenon - Players carry out sustainable behaviours in the games - Teenagers would be more eco-friendly