16/12/2025
A while ago, we had the opportunity to pitch at Pitch & Pitchers: CSE x DTU Edition at Copenhagen School of Entrepreneurship(CSE). It was an energizing experience for our team.
The event brought together early-stage startups from the CSE and DTU Skylab to pitch their projects, and get feedback in a supportive, community-driven setting. It was one of those moments where the room was filled with energy, ideas, and passion. We are still grateful to the organizers for creating such an open and engaging space for startups to connect and learn from each other.
At the event, we presented our upcoming board game, which is a project we are working on that goes beyond gameplay. Our aim is to show how entertainment can spark awareness and action around the green transition by engaging players in decisions about prioritising adaptation versus mitigation, upgrading infrastructure for long-term resilience, and other strategic choices that reflect the challenges at the core of the green transition.
That purpose shapes every part of the game: from using recycled materials in our production to developing mechanics that encourage players to think about resource use, long-term impact, and collective decision-making. These choices may seem simple, but together they form the foundation of what the game stands for.
Reflecting on that day reminds us why we began building this, and why we continue. The event gave us a stage to share what we want the game to reflect: the practical challenges we all face as we pursue the green transition;, and showing that even small actions can influence a larger environmental outcome. The pitch made us refine how the game does that, and it strengthened our commitment to building something that is both meaningful and fun.
đ Weâd love to keep the conversation going. How do you think the game industry can play a role in driving the green transition? Letâs explore it together as we gear up to unveil what weâve been working on. Check us out: www.gamucatex.com
