The solution you have been searching for The Carbon Footprint Games

Our Carbon Footprint Games are climate learning educator tools disguised as physical games that help people understand carbon footprints and their impacts.

The games use the science data from the ‘How Bad Are Bananas?’ book by Professor Mike Berners-Lee to create a fun carbon footprint comparison game using everyday items based on a ‘higher’ ‘lower’ principle.

A simple yet highly effective way to convey climate messages and engage audiences.

Be the highlight of your event, get everyone talking and never have to deal with an empty table again.

Find the right option for your event

The BIG Carbon Footprint Game

At 2m high and 2m wide! People will see you from at least 25 metres across the room. The Big Carbon Footprint Game really is a ‘game changer’ at your events, drawing in passing trade as everyone wants to find out just ‘How Bad Are Bananas?’.

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Dazzle and draw in crowds

The small Carbon Footprint Game

Move around your event space with ease

The same game but in a table top design! Our small Carbon Footprint Game has been designed to be more accessible and compact if you are short on space or want to move the game to different areas throughout your event.

Rent us for your event

Want the game but don’t have capacity to facilitate the game play yourself?
Then ‘rent’ an expert for the day! We provide a skilled facilitator who will take charge of the game and draw in audiences, leaving you free to enjoy your event.

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Take the stress out of climate delivery

Find the right game for you What is the difference?

Here is a quick overview of the differences between our games.

Big GameSmall GameRental Option
Size (when built)2m high and 2m wideTable top design2m high and 2m wide
Requires game assemblyYesNoFacilitator will assemble and take down game
Storage case sizeApprox: 114cm long x 85cm tall x 10cm wide Approx: 30 × 22 × 8 cmN/A
Content80 cards (both Set A and Set B)40 cards (pick between Set A or B)Facilitator will bring all 120 cards
Card SizeA4A5A4
Bespoke optionsYes (personalised Carbon Footprint card)NoYES, format of day tailored to your event requirements
Expansion pack Yes (60 cards)NoYES, included in cards brought by facilitator
‘How Bad Are Bananas’ Book YesYesNo
Carbon Academy License 21N/A
More InformationBIG Game Product Pagesmall Game Product PageBIG Game Rental Page

The simple yet effective way to grab audiences attention
and have your climate messages heard 

Why our games make your events so special What makes the games so different and effective?

Increased levels of engagement

Increased levels of engagement

BIG Game in action
Attention grabbing

Attention grabbing

BIG Game in action
Creates the ‘wow’ factor

Creates the ‘wow’ factor

BIG Game in action
Mind blowing for players

Mind blowing for players

Small Game in action
Fun and impactful learning

Fun and impactful learning

Small Game

You are not just buying a game

You are buying a climate learning package disguised as a game!  The Carbon Footprint Games are our climate educator tools, that use a game format to teach and engage your audiences on climate change through gamified learning and our Carbon Academy, included with every game purchase, is our e-learning climate educator programme that will upskill and develop game facilitators to confidently play the game and build their knowledge of climate change and carbon emissions.

Do you want to develop your confidence around climate change and teach others to care?

Sign up to our Carbon Literacy Courses

Do you want to develop your confidence around climate change and teach others to care?

Sign up to our Carbon Literacy Courses

Need more information?

Check out the product pages for more information.

The BIG Carbon Footprint Game

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Dazzle and draw in crowds

The small Carbon Footprint Game

Move around your event space with ease

Rent us for your event

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Take the stress out of climate delivery

Never feel ignored or invisible at your events again as audiences flock to your stand, drawn in by items they recognise and relate to and of course all the bananas!

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