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Ktopia designs and develops engaging, narrative-driven Game Worlds in Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), with a special focus on Regenerative Food Systems.

Our games are created in both analogue and digital formats by a multi-stakeholder cooperation, including Youth, and are released as Creative Commons and Open Educational Resources (OER)—enabling free adaptation and expansion using Open-Source tools.

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fsysgame.org

Fsys is a real-world action game in the Collectible Card Game (CCG) genre. It serves as an open-source educational platform for Food System Transformation, Agroecology, whole-school approaches to food and practising the Sustainable Development Goals.

www.fsysgame.org

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24. April 2026

Smart Waste Agency Game Box released

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10. March 2026

420 AI generated physical card background in an Agroecology course for young people?

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6. March 2026

fsysgame.org : massive updates and news.

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Ktopia, represented by André Boeing, is a Project Partner of The Jena Declaration (TJD) at the UNESCO Chair on Global Understanding for Sustainability, a member of the Conscious Food Systems Alliance (CoFSA), convened by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and a member of Catalyst Now.

Project Partner of The Jena Declaration

Member of the

Conscious Food Systems Alliance

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Growing different ways of coop.erating with each other
Co-Creating Social Products

Playful Games for the creative commons, to activate the joy of conscious exploration and active change

Play sparks curiosity and invites us to face challenges with joy. Games offer ways to explore, grow, and even learn through failure.

Ktopia invites people into narrative education worlds and supports them in co-creating open-source, analogue-digital games. We facilitate multi-stakeholder Europe–Africa cooperatives—including Youth—to design card games for exploring regenerative food systems and imagining paths toward global sustainability.

Inspiring story narratives, joyful action, playful co-creation, and open sharing of resources are essential for learning how to live sustainably—in ways that are locally rooted and culturally respectful.