Design for Sustainability is a huge topic. We'll be sharing a designer-focused look at how to get started with our Nonepublished Games Network panel, "Prototyping for Sustainability": Friday 29th of Jan, 12pm ET (5pm GMT).

Curous about prototyping for sustainability? That's our Nonepublished Games Network panel, happening on Friday at 12pm EST (5pm GMT)! Hosted by Iain // Unpopular Mechanics 🐀 with guests Bez @Gregisonthego and Dave Eng ! If there's anything you'd like to know, pop your questions below (or get in touch!)

Prototyping for Sustainability! Going live in about fifteen minutes on the link below, panel guests include Bez @Gregisonthego and potentially Dave Eng (if localised weather issues get sorted). Look forwards to chatting with you very soon!

Absolutely great to see this kind of development. mobile.twitter.com/BoardGameGeek/…

Fantastic action from Big Potato here, showing it can be done!

BIG props to @WeirdCityGames for delivering Canopy with no plastic anywhere to be seen! 🌍 The deluxe edition is even wrapped in paper rather than shrink-wrap 🎉 Loving more sustainability from this industry!

Looking forwards to seeing what comes out of this today!

Crypto is built on wasting infinitely increasing amounts of energy. You cannot buy off the damage this does to the remaining lifetime of the planet.

Practical and effective advice from W. Eric Martin here on reducing cost and environmental impact in your boardgame shipping methods:

.... You cannot brag about having no plastic in your game and then tote about UV Spot coating, folks. UV Spot coating IS PLASTIC. And permanently ruins that paper it's on.

From a rep at Ludofact, in clear writing. UV Varish, Spot UV, etc is a LAYER OF PLASTIC.

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But here's a sneak peek, cause yeah, we definitely are going to talk about wood. So much wood.

Some folks have been asking why i keep mentioning birds is Forest Stewardship Council certified and why I'm so proud of it. It's not just about the trees (but the trees are a big part of it). An FSC on the box means everyone involved with touching the wood from FSC forests is lived a payable wage.