AIJU is looking for contributors to translate materials into multiple languages, industrialize the game, support the digital transformation of content for seamless application in diverse contexts such as museums and youth centers, manage IPR issues to ensure accessibility, and help promote the game, inspiring a sustainable and circular future.

The game was developed as print-to-play and uploaded to the GenB project website. Next steps include producing a small batch for distribution and/or large-scale industrialization, developing its educational potential through guides in formal, non-formal, and informal settings, and creating additional materials like sticker books based on the game’s visual identity.

As a print-to-play game, it can be easily reproduced and distributed in multiple markets without significant production costs. The game’s digital format ensures that it can be consistently delivered and adapted for diverse educational settings (formal, non-formal, and informal), across various regions and languages. Its scalability is supported by the potential for industrialization, the development of supplementary materials, and its adaptability to different age groups, ensuring a consistent and reliable learning experience for a wide audience.

It is on the GenB website for at least 10 years.