Welcome to the Landscape Game BETA
Game Overview
How would you invest in a forest? Would you cut it down for timber, or preserve it for carbon credits? Would you clear it for oil palm, or build a tourist eco-lodge? Can you get rich—and be eco-friendly at the same time? These decisions are yours to make in “Landscape Game.” Race your opponents to build your wealth, but don’t ignore the impacts of your actions if you want to win. Landscape Game was invented by Herry Purnomo, a scientist at the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) and a professor at Bogor Agricultural University (IPB).
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Pick your language, pick your landscape
Download the app or play online
Play with friends—or go it alone
Seven different landscapes
Choose from Congo, Amazon, Java and others
Four different languages
Play in English, Spanish, French and Indonesian
Video and Screenshots
Watch and learn
Photo gallery
Roll the dice, invest and win! Check out scenes from the Landscape Game.
“The purpose of the game is a learning tool to understand that in the landscape, there are many actors with legitimate interests. It’s for academia, community members, policy makers—anyone who is interested in balancing conservation and development, including climate change. … One billion people have played Monopoly—but Monopoly actually doesn’t teach you anything about sustainability. This game provides a new platform for how to learn this.”
Herry Purnomo
Senior Scientist, Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
and inventor of “Landscape Game”
Downloads
Get the app, or download the game now
The Landscape Game is now available for Apple app, Android and Windows Desktop.
Download from landscapegame.org
For all inquiries about the Landscape Game, please contact Herry Purnomo (h.purnomo@cgiar.org) or Bayuni Shantiko (b.shantiko@cgiar.org).