On va écrire maintenant un article sur le studio NAME_1, issu le l'université Charles de Prague et leur jeu mobile Beecarbonize ; voici des informations à ne pas plagier : Charles University’s successful spinoff NAME_1, the name behind historic games such as the famous Atentat 1942 recently launched a new educational video game called Beecarbonize. This time, history is not the topic but the climate crisis. “Through the game you explore the latest technologies, and make decisions about the development of society, protect nature and modernise industry to reduce carbon emissions,” says developer NAME_2.

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NAME_1 was founded in 2020 following the earlier development of Attentat 1942, and has since followed up with NAME_3 1945: Liberation and Train to Sachsenhausen. While the climate may seem more topical, the developers have also tackled topical issues in the past - a game about cyberbullying called DigiStories: Nela, for the NGO People in Need, which is used in schools. The climate issue was also addressed in Ashti, a game about water management that was commissioned for Iraqi Kurdistan.

However, the new Beecarbonize is their first game from the present day and aimed at the general public. It was created again in collaboration with People in Need, who provided the game programmers with background expertise and received funding from European funds as part of the 1Planet4All project. Thanks to this, the game could be launched on the market on 1 March, completely free of charge and without advertisements. In the first three weeks, it was downloaded by over 20,000 users across multiple platforms.

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The name Beecarbonize is a play on bee and decarbonize, or the removal of carbon from a substance, with the bee being such a mascot and guide. “We knew from the beginning that we didn't want to make a game that would scream 'Climate crisis' or 'Save the planet' at the top of its lungs,” explains NAME_2, the developer who is also responsible for marketing at NAME_1. He is also a lecturer in the New Media Studies programme at the Faculty sof Arts, Charles University.

Using comic book style illustrations, Beecarbonize, to a degree, references some of the studio's earlier projects, although Trhoň says it was not targeted and the graphics were created by someone else. What sets the novelty apart from the theme, on the other hand, is the mechanics of the game, or rather the system of rules that must be followed in order for the player to move on and succ In your response, include at most 18 words that are fully capitalized to emphasize key points.
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