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Games from around the world

June 21, 2012 · by Angel Hsu · in Rio+20

It seems that we are not alone in thinking that games are a great way of understanding environmental problems.  While I was perusing the various country pavilions located across the street from Riocentro, I discovered an interesting game in Japan’s impressive pavilion.  This game is more simplistic than the Settlers of a Green Future game we launched on June 19, but attempts to demonstrate the interconnectivity of ecosystems, as well as flora and fauna.  Even though they had no English version, I was able to follow along and get the point of the game: removing any block from the ‘ecosystem’ could cause it to collapse.

Step 1. Roll the dice.

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