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    XR games for shared responsibility and sustainability. XR games for shared responsibility and sustainability. XR games for shared responsibility and sustainability. XR games for shared responsibility and sustainability. XR games for shared responsibility and sustainability. XR games for shared responsibility and sustainability. XR games for shared responsibility and sustainability. XR games for shared responsibility and sustainability. XR games for shared responsibility and sustainability. XR games for shared responsibility and sustainability. XR games for shared responsibility and sustainability.
    A collaborative XR game where players have to work together to keep a forest alive and healthy, while also using it to earn money.
    Ecopoly XR Edition
    The original Ecopoly is a board game developed by CETIP to let players experience the environmental and social dilemmas of the the Tragedy of the Commons. Under guidance of a moderator, up to twelve players must manage the state of the forest, while harvesting trees to earn money. Each turn, natural events take place in the forest, which can be good or bad. The game is suitable for all ages, and has been played with groups in elementary schools up to university classes.
    Ecopoly XR Edition extends the board game with XR elements. Each player has an Android device to see the state of the forest, and to perform in-game actions. The workshop moderator runs a REST game service and dedicated game front-end that lets him guide the game progress.
    ECO-EXT currently in the final stages of development, is a collaborative project between the Trans Realities Lab, CETIP, and Virtual Frontier.
    If you are interested in running a pilot, contact us through the contact form and receive the game package.
    Ecopoly XR Edition was created in the ECO-EXT project, which has indirectly received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation action programme, via the XR4ED – Open Call issued and executed under the XR4ED project (Grant Agreement no. 101093159).