Games Library

Explore 40 climate‑themed WebGL games created by our Eco‑Teens partners across Europe. Click any title below to play instantly in your browser!
You can also download the source codes of the games for educational purposes, which will enhance the IT and Unity knowledge of the students. Read for more information

Vision Tree Psychology & Technology Education Center

Belgium (Coordinator) – Earth
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Earthly Crush Echos of Nature Eco Swing Green Guardians Happy Farming Jungle Quest Leave Clicker Sonic Green Dash Sproud Strike Trash Titans

Szkoła Podstawowa z Oddziałami Dwujęzycznymi Nr 20 (SP20)

Poland - Water
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Aqua guardaian Nature water cycle Rainwater Sea turtle Trash ship Urban-water cycle Water hangman Water memory Water quiz Well digging

Ford Otosan Ortaokulu

Türkiye - Glaciers
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Feed the Penguin Glaciers and My Clean Environment Glaciers and Solar Panels Heroes of the Glacial Forests Lost Glaciers Merge Glaciers Put Out the Fire Recycling Heroes Save the Penguin The Effect of Glaciers on Fire

Agrupamento de Escolas Dr. Ginestal Machado

Portugal - Air
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Phyr and Camping Phyr and Food Phyr in the City Quiz: Phyr and the Food Quiz: Phyr in Countryside Phyr and Energy Phyr and Garbage Quiz: Phyr and Energy Quiz: Phyr in City Quiz: Phyr Recycle

Eco-Teens — README

Eco-Teens is a school partnership project for ages 10–14. It combines the E-Climate Game (40 mini-games across four modules: Air, Water, Soil, Glaciers) with a Classroom Activity E-Book (lesson plans, printables, rubrics). All materials are open access and designed for quick classroom adoption (45–90 minutes), including low-tech/offline options.

What’s included

How to use in class (45–90 min)

  1. Warm-up (See/Think/Wonder) with a short video or image.
  2. Play 2–3 mini-games from the chosen module in pairs; use the Game Reflection sheet.
  3. Connect game ↔ science with a quick concept map discussion.
  4. Create a 1-minute action pitch or 1-page infographic (use the rubric).
  5. Exit ticket (3 questions) or brief pre/post check for evidence.

Licensing & data protection

Unless noted otherwise, teaching materials are released under CC BY 4.0. Game source code uses an OSI-approved licence (e.g., MIT/Apache-2.0). Third-party assets remain under their original licences. No personal data is published; classroom images are consented or anonymised (GDPR-compliant).

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