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Little Singham game running campaign against plastic pollution
Little Singham 2022, a runner game with over 50 million downloads, is running a new campaign informing players about the adverse effects of plastic pollution on the environment by integrating new features where the players collect plastic bottles and win rewards.
Discovery Kids’ most loved show, Little Singham, has been winning hearts by emerging as one of the top Indian IPs in the animation genre on television since 2018. In no time, the character extended its fun and frolic in the gaming sphere and replicated the success by leading the charts on Play Store too.
The ‘Little Singham’ game has also integrated the World Environment Day “Only One Earth” logo within the gameplay.
The Tide Turners youth program has been backed by the Scout and Girl Guide movement worldwide, engaging some 500,000 youth in over 30 countries.
Atul Bagai, who leads United Nations Environment Program (UNEP)’s office in India, said: “Awareness among the youth is critical to responding to the triple planetary crisis of climate, biodiversity loss, and pollution, The gaming industry, with its vast reach, can play a significant role to engage young players in a fun way to address plastic pollution by reduce, reuse and recycle plastics.”
The collaboration is part of Playing for the Planet, launched in September 2019 at the UN Climate Summit, a push by UNEP to support the game industry to raise awareness about pressing environmental issuesReliance Games/Zapak is one of the founding members along with Sony, Microsoft, Ubisoft, and Supercell.
“Games have the ability to engage, inspire and captivate the imaginations of kids with these initiatives,” said Amit Khanduja, CEO Reliance Entertainment – Digital. “The Mobile Games industry has to take the lead in the emerging markets to raise awareness among the next billion gamers coming online to lead the way for climate change.”
Uttam Pal Singh, Head of Discovery Kids, Warner Bros. Discovery said, “At Discovery kids, we believe we can create awareness and enthusiasm amongst kids about the environmental challenges and the impact of plastics on climate change through our marquee property, Little Singham. An inspiration to young children, Little Singham is brave, intelligent, responsible, and honest; he is an agent of change, and there could not be a better messenger to spread this message to the kids. We are proud to partner with Reliance Games for something that needs serious action and is also in sync with the traits of our beloved character and the larger network.”
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