Sustainability Game
Fripouille, meaning “cheeky” in French
Combining information with laughter, Fripouille is a fun card game about environmental sustainability.
It is an ideal gift to explore and promote sustainable development—meaningful, and impactful. It sparks curiosity, fosters critical thinking.
Fripouille appeals to children and adults, it can be played from from 8 to 88 years old.
Thanks to its easy-to-understand rules, dynamic pace, and lively, humorous content,
Fripouille reminds us of good and bad everyday habits related to: energy, transport, agriculture and food, as well as a final theme unique to our generation: digital technology.
Designed in Switzerland, Inspired by the Alps.
The game helps to develop the following skills:
🤝 Social interaction: learning to play against others
♟️ Strategy and anticipation: planning ahead to win
🌱 Curiosity: discovering new ideas related to sustainability
💪 Self-confidence: daring to make decisions and assert yourself in the game.
👥 Number of players: 2 to 6
🎂 Age: 8 years and up
⏱️ Duration: 25 minutes
💰 Price: 24 CHF + shipping costs
📦 Box dimensions: 65 x 90 x 45 mm
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Origin of the name
It’s not possible to call a fun game about sustainability: “Save My Blue Planet”!
On the other hand, if we draw inspiration from the game’s mechanics—dynamic, quirky, and sparkling— we can draw inspiration from a wonderful little four-legged creature. The game’s name is thus a tribute to an energetic little being, but above all, to a big heart with a love for discovering nature.
To Man’s best friend: Fripouille 2010–2024
They trust us
“We have with the family played the game and are enjoying it a lot. My husband is so happy about Fripouille : he talks about it all the time to us! The cards about technology are really good as I feel like many don’t understand the energy used in all of our digital data. Well done!”
A mother of a 15-year-old child.
Fripouille has been approved by multiple Swiss cantonal educational authorities, integrated into the geography classes as a complementary tool. It is also a finalist of the GESS Education awards category: Best product to promote sustainability in education.
