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10 turns to collapse Open in a new window is a game designed to explore renewable and non-renewable energy sources. Its objective is to work with various concepts related to energy resources. It functions as an allegory of reality, where each element can symbolize an aspect of energy resource management.

The game's dynamics involve managing the energy model of a city with all available resources. In each turn, players must meet the basic needs of the population with the energy they generate from the available resources.

Up to 5 groups of players, aged 12 and above, can play.

Dimensions: drum with a diameter of 40 cm and a height of 29 cm.

Earth is an open-world game focused on creating production engines. This board game aims to capture a small hint of the vastness offered by the diversity of nature.

The best players will be those who adapt the quickest, just as animals and plants must do to thrive. The ultimate goal of the game is to achieve the maximum number of victory points. To do this, players will need to plant cards to create their own island.

The game is designed for 1 to 5 players, ages 14 and up.

In Cascadia, players compete to create the most diverse environment in the Pacific Northwest by selecting habitat tiles and wildlife tokens to build a beautiful landscape mosaic.

Players will compete to create the largest surface areas of habitats, but as they build their environments, they must pay attention to the habitats they create and their wildlife, as the ultimate goal is to end up with the most balanced and harmonious ecosystems.

The game is designed for 1 to 4 players, ages 10 and up.

Hop! Hop! Hop! is a cooperative game where children must work together to achieve their goal: get the flock of sheep to the shelter before the wind blows the bridge away.

The game is designed for 2 to 6 players, starting from 4 years old.

Game instruction: Hop! Hop! Hop! (in spanish) (PDF 347.15 KB) Open in a new window

Are you capable of creating ecosystems with a great diversity of amphibian and reptile species? Test yourself and discover what the herpetofauna of Catalonia is like and its main threats.

The objective of Herpeton is to form aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems with the highest diversity of amphibian and reptile species while seeking to reduce impacts from natural and human sources.

The game is designed for 2-3 players, ages 12 and up.

In Petrichor, players use cards that symbolize four types of weather to manipulate the clouds over the fields and influence the climate. When Harvest time arrives, players must try to ensure that their water has the greatest presence in the growing plants.

To score points, players need to have the most water on the Fields during Harvest; they can also earn points by having the majority of votes in the two weather effects chosen in each round.

This game is designed for 1 to 4 players, ages 14 and up.

In CO₂: second chance, each player is the CEO of an energy company tasked with responding to government institutions by creating new green power plants. The goal is to curb pollution while continuing to supply the population with sustainable energy—all without losing profits!

This game includes two modes: a cooperative mode and a competitive mode where each player tries to outperform their opponents.

It is designed for 1 to 4 players, ages 14 and up.

In Coral, you will develop a coral reef collectively, while competing to position your species closer to the surface, where they can absorb sunlight.

In this way, by competing and cooperating, you will build a 3D structure representing this coral reef that grows and lives in perfect harmony. At the end of the game, the player with the most icons of their species visible when viewing the coral reef from above will win.

This game is designed for 1 to 4 players, ages 8 and up.

The instructions are in Spanish, French, English, and German.

The forest is full of life, and animals move through the clearings in search of food. Some prefer the dense treetops, while others seek the thick underbrush, but all feel safe within the shelter provided by the trees.

In Embosca't, you will create sustainable habitats for the forest's flora and fauna. You’ll play tree cards from your hand, adding animals, plants, and mushrooms. But it’s no easy task, as achieving the highest score requires meeting the needs of each forest creature.

This game is for 2 to 5 players, ages 10 and up.

The memory game of the birds of Catalonia is a perfect game to learn about the diversity of birds in our region in a fun way. It includes 30 different species and a booklet with descriptions of each bird.

The game is simple to play. After shuffling the cards, they should be laid out face down on the table. Following a clockwise order, each player takes turns flipping two cards and leaving them face up. If they match, the player keeps them as proof of their success. If they don’t match, they must be returned to the same position.

The game is created in both Catalan and Spanish simultaneously. It is designed for players aged 4 and up.

Papilio is a game that recreates the life of butterflies in their natural habitat, as well as the influence of human activity and climate. It is a simulation game of the various factors that affect butterflies, while players compete to have a territory richer in biodiversity.

The goal of the game is to achieve the highest number of butterflies in a territory and the greatest possible biodiversity.

It can be played from 6 years old, with 2 to 5 participants.

Game instructions: ICTIO (in Spanish) (PDF 833.99 KB) Open in a new window

A game that teaches children about sustainable development goals (SDGs). The goals are as follows:

• Share current and future initiatives and projects with participants.
• Link the projects and initiatives to the SDGs.
• Be creative and improve the initiatives and projects using the SDGs.
• Forge alliances among the various projects and participants.

The games can be open-ended or focused on particular topics, such as
food waste, preventing waste, naturalising cities, etc.

This game is available in board game format and large format, and the cards can be downloaded.

Instructions for the SDG Game and downloadable cards (in catalan)

The game offers an entertaining way to learn about the marine environment, especially about jellyfish. Despite playing a fundamental role in marine ecosystems, the presence of jellyfish can also be a striking indicator of imbalances occurring in the ocean, causing many negative effects on its ecosystems and biodiversity.

The message of the jellyfish is on a mission to deliver a message to humans on the beaches. Choose your favorite jellyfish and accompany them on their mission along the ocean currents. You will move through spaces that allow you to learn about the ocean and progress towards the beach. Along the way, however, you will encounter some obstacles that will make it harder to reach the beach, but also elements that will make the journey more enjoyable.

The game is available at the SDEA in Catalan and Spanish.

Batalla de Prendas is a game created by El Club de la Moda Positiva, with the main objective of learning about the textile world and its relationship with our planet.

There are various levels of play, making it an ideal option for both children and adults.

The cards are in Spanish and English.

Family game aimed at collecting the largest number of species from one of the 7 existing groups: the fast, the social, the mimetic, the powerful, the colorful, the hunters, and the territorial.

Each card features an illustration of the fish, along with its conservation status (whether it is endangered, vulnerable, etc.) and a phrase that represents it.

It includes cards with instructions, one for the competitive game mode and another for the cooperative game.