The Playing For The Planet Alliance was launched during the Climate Summit at UN Headquarters in New York. In total, the members of the Alliance have the ability to reach more than 1 billion video game players. In joining the Alliance, members have made commitments ranging from integrating green activations in games, reducing their emissions and supporting the global environmental agenda through initiatives ranging from planting millions of trees to reducing plastic in their products.
The initiative is facilitated by the UN Environment Programme with the support of GRID-Arendal and Playmob.
Alliance Members
Based in London, Sports Interactive is the world’s leading developer of football management simulations through its Football Manager series of games.
Creative Mobile is an independent video game developer and publisher headquartered in Estonia…
Future Games of London is a Ubisoft studio that designs, develops and operates free-to-play mobile and digital console games.
Strange Loop is working to redefine educational games, taking an approach that pushes self-motivated learning in social worlds…
Rovio Entertainment Corporation is a Finnish, games-first entertainment company,…
Unity is the world’s leading platform for creating and operating real-time 3D (RT3D) content.
Tigertron is an environmentally-focused game development studio based in New York City whose first game, Jupiter & Mars, was released globally on Earth Day 2019.
Ubisoft is a leading creator, publisher and distributor of interactive entertainment and services, with a rich portfolio of world-renowned brands,…
Members agree to
To join the Alliance, existing and new members agree to
MAKE SPECIFIC AND MEASURABLE COMMITMENTS
To write a specific letter of commitment to the United Nations Environment Programme outlining the commitment to be made.
SECURE THE SUPPORT OF COLLEAGUES AND PEERS
Secure the support of all relevant levels of the company and encourage peers and computers to engage.
SHARE LEARNINGS AND SUPPORT ONE WORKING GROUP
Commit to share learnings and non-sensitive information with others and participate in a working group.
UPDATE ON PROGRESS AND EVALUATE COMMITMENTS ONCE PER YEAR
Update on Alliance commitments once every 12 months and consider new commitments each year.
Projects
The Playing for the Planet Alliance is delighted to launch the second-annual Green Game Jam, bringing together the biggest names in video games across mobile, console and PC to educate and empower millions of players to act for nature.
The report showcases the progress made by some 19 companies that founded the UN Environment Programme-facilitated initiative and sets out the initiative’s plans for 2021.
Green Game Jam 2020
The UN-backed Playing for the Planet Alliance brought together some of the biggest names in mobile gaming for its first-ever green game jam.
Playing for the Planet report
How can the fastest growing media platform in the world be harnessed to deliver on the Sustainable Development Goals and the urgent global needs they represent? We’ve summarised recent relevant developments in the video games sector, perspectives from over 50 thought leaders from the industry, and extracted six recommendations to…
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