When we discuss gaming for a cause, we often lack concrete follow-ups on the impact made. However, Treesplease has provided a refreshing update on their initiative following the release of their debut game, Longleaf Valley. They've proudly announced that their efforts have resulted in planting over two million real-world trees, a testament to the power of gaming for good.
This remarkable achievement was made possible through their collaboration with the Eden Reforestation Project. The environmental impact is substantial, with an estimated CO2 offset of around 42,000 tonnes. As Treesplease kicks off 2025, they're introducing a new Veganuary event, drawing inspiration from the Veganuary Cookbook. Regardless of your stance on veganism, this event offers an opportunity to dive into fresh in-game content and earn charming baby animal rewards.
**Go green** It's been an outstanding year for Treesplease, highlighted by their CEO and founder, Laura Carter, receiving the Global Gaming Citizen award at the 2024 Game Awards for her dedication to climate action. Additionally, Longleaf Valley clinched the Best Purpose Driven Game at the Playing for the Planet Awards in 2024.
It's clear that Treesplease has struck gold with their "Play it, Plant It" model. This approach resonates with gamers eager to contribute to a worthy cause while enjoying their hobby. Their efforts have indeed made a significant impact. And while it may not be as direct, the upcoming game Communite also emphasizes community and improvement. For more insights, check out Jupiter Hadley's preview of Communite.
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