<< Objectives >>The PLAY project stems from the will to address one of the biggest threats we’re currently facing: climate change. Due to the fact that we are responsible for the level of emissions of greenhouse gasses, we consider it crucial to educate the future generations to choose greener alternatives to reduce the impact we have on the planet, and we intend to do so by using an innovative methodology aimed at making students develop digital abilities as well as at upskilling teachers.<< Implementation >>To reach the above mentioned activities we will train students aged from 11 to 14 years old to develop their own video game using the Unity 3D platform. The aim is to highlight some objects and activities that are harmful to the environment and provide sustainable alternatives. In order to make the project replicable in other educational institutions we will also create a toolkit which will include methodological guidelines and a manual on how to programme in C# and use Unity.<< Results >>-promoting the development of digital/programming skills in young students that will make them competitive in the labour market;-raising awareness,among students and the community in general,of the causes of global warming and of the importance to fight climate change by modifying our habits;-promoting the development of digital teaching methods by providing teachers with the necessary knowledge/competence, to increase the level of motivation of students and their academic performance.