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What if learning about ethics and environmental responsibility didn’t come from a textbook, but from lived experience where your choices actually shape the outcome? This is the power of role-playing.

07/2026

Youth feel endangered, as individuals and as humanity, which makes them vulnerable to harmful influences of extreme nationalism, racism, classism. On the other hand, the study also points out that young people care for the world. 

06/2026

For a long time, larp existed in the European public sphere solely as a subcultural phenomenon – a hobby with an unclear status, associated with fantasy and costumes, and rarely considered a conversation partner with institutions. This state of affairs persisted for over three decades. Today, the situation is completely different.

05/2026

In our previous post, we defined dystopia as: “a fictional society in which social, political or environmental systems have failed or become oppressive.” Deepening into the dystopia genre, you will find that it leans heavily on some common themes, tropes, and narratives.

04/2026

Dystopian stories and role-playing practices have been part of culture for centuries across the world. Beyond entertainment, they offer powerful educational potential by creating immersive fictional spaces where complex issues can be explored safely.

03/2026

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