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Where can you find French people speaking everything but French? In the polyglot saloons in #BM2050 #seriousgame, alongside the hippie district and the house of glass in #Bordeaux of course
An interesting approach towards including citizens and tourists in the evaluation of the perspectives for development of the city is ongoing in Bordeaux, France. #BM2050 invites the players to project a future city in 2050 and to test new places and services. The users are allowed to evaluate more than 110 short suggestions, in the following topics:
The players are to reply to several questions concerning the proposed changes, illustrated by pictures and short stories. The principle of the initiative is relatively simple: combining a serious intention with a gaming activity, in order to create a serious game. The game works in three phases: selection of an urban topic, choosing suggestions and answering a short quiz. The participation in the game will allow for a better insight into the aspirations of visitors and citizens of Bordeaux Metropolis.
#BM2050 is available for PC, mobile and tablets until 15th of March 2019 for all visitors of the site, so don’t hesitate to try it out.
Source: Municipality of Bordeaux, www.bm2050-lejeu.fr
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