Worldwide Climate Games Day

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Join the Climate Hub as we explore the connection between climate and games on Friday, April 11th from 10am to 4pm! This event includes:

- open play time and competitions in the Esports Arena featuring climate and social impact-focused video games including the Climate Trail, Papers, Please!, and Never Alone

- climate-themed board games including Daybreak and Catan: New Energies

- workshops with Dr. Daria Kluver from Central Michigan University's Center for Learning through Games and Simulations (and the nation's only academic games press) on rapid prototyping and climate escape room puzzle creation

Whether you're interested in climate change, social impact, video or board games, education, or just want to see what the hype is about - this event is for you! Celebrate as part of Worldwide Climate Education Week.

To learn more, check out our UD calendar event page. Please note that we will be taking photos throughout the day for social media, as part of the Worldwide Climate Education Week; by participating in one of these events, you grant permission for us to use photos taken during the day for our social media and reports about this event.

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Video Games (10am-4pm eSports Arena, Perkins Hall)

Board Games (10am-4pm Perkins 126 Williamson Room)

Prototyping Workshop: Idea to Game in 90 Minutes (10-11:20am ISE 305)

April 10th** Puzzle Workshop: Climate Escape Room Puzzles (2-4pm Robinson 301)

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