Explore how PlanetPlay’s gaming community contributes to climate and nature protection. See the latest results shared with the UNDP.
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Play2Act is a global in-game survey inviting players to share how gaming can support climate action and nature protection. Whether you're a casual gamer or a lifelong player, your voice matters.
Thousands have already joined in—and the results are making waves. Responses are analyzed by leading academics through the EU/UKRI-funded GREAT project and shared with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to guide real-world environmental efforts. Keep an eye out for Play2Act in your favorite games, and be part of the change.
October 2025
August 2025
September 2024
(Single Choice)
65.56 %
Yes
17.6 %
No
16.84 %
Not sure
(Multiple Choice)
42.56 %
Protecting animals or nature
26.63 %
Climate change awareness
25.66 %
Recycling / waste reduction
24.84 %
Saving energy or resources
19.43 %
None of the above
14.84 %
Other
(Single Choice)
38.74 %
Games can support public understanding of climate and environmental policy
32.59 %
Games are mostly just for entertainment
17.82 %
Games shouldn’t deal with issues that can get political
10.85 %
Games could help make political decisions more transparent
(Single Choice)
27.13 %
Maybe
27.59 %
No
25.64 %
Yes
19.64 %
Not sure
(Single Choice)
35.09 %
Neutral
27.36 %
Agree
13.25 %
Disagree
12.6 %
Strongly agree
11.7 %
Strongly disagree
(Single Choice)
33.17 %
Neutral
30.8 %
Agree
13.74 %
Strongly agree
11.7 %
Disagree
10.59 %
Strongly disagree
(Single Choice)
35.15 %
Agree
33.2 %
Strongly agree
21.85 %
Neutral
4.96 %
Disagree
4.84 %
Strongly disagree
(Single Choice)
35.04 %
Agree
29.83 %
Neutral
22.21 %
Strongly agree
6.9 %
Disagree
6.02 %
Strongly disagree
(Single Choice)
33.57 %
Neutral
30.69 %
Agree
15.72 %
Strongly agree
11.87 %
Disagree
8.15 %
Strongly disagree
(Single Choice)
39.09 %
Agree
31.26 %
Strongly agree
21.07 %
Neutral
4.3 %
Disagree
4.28 %
Strongly disagree
(Single Choice)
73.65 %
Male
14.59 %
Female
9 %
Prefer not to say
2.76 %
Non-binary
(Single Choice)
54.89 %
36 to 59
18.61 %
18 to 35
12.95 %
60 or over
6.89 %
13 to 17
6.66 %
Prefer not to say
(Single Choice)
41.82 %
20 or over
22.91 %
17 to 19
11.8 %
Prefer not to say
10.51 %
Still in education
7.75 %
12 to 16
3.65 %
Under 12
1.56 %
Never went to school
(Single Choice)
25.34 %
Managing carefully
25.33 %
Doing well
18.11 %
Comfortable, no concerns
17.96 %
Prefer not to say
13.26 %
Not so well