一昧追求經濟利益的發展未顧及周邊環境所衍生的破壞，往後的回復需要付出更大的代價才能扭轉，過去台灣經濟起飛的背後所發生的RCA、潮寮大發工業區等種種事件仍舊歷歷在目，台灣，是放眼全球格局的縮影之一。本團隊結合近年來崛起的遊戲式教育領域結合聯合國已推動9年的SDGs第4項(優質教育)及第11項(永續城鄉)，設計該款桌遊「破壞與新生」來模擬現實環節，透過「遊戲世界」與「現實世界」兩相不同頻道相互呼應的方式以幫助玩家無形中上手，進一步覺知教育目的。以下為「破壞與新生」針對目標族群的核心目的：
1. 青少年在遊戲的過程中可以了解過度開發、資源濫用以及人類活動將可能對地球生態系統造成的不可逆轉之破壞。
2. 讓青少年在遊戲世界的短期開發利益與長期環境維護中學習如何取得平衡。
3. 青少年能夠清楚「認知」個人行動的後續影響。
以作品的海報來說明，視覺風格上以卡通化的3D形式呈現、整體構圖上層次分明；色系呈現上則是整體明亮讓玩家感到活潑而有參與感、主色調以藍色為主營造穩定且清新的氛圍、輔色調以綠色來強調環保主題、另用紅黃色作為點綴。更具體的作品視覺風格、研究結果與行銷策略的詳細說明可於展覽期間瀏覽本團隊之結案報告書。
The relentless pursuit of economic benefits often overlooks the environmental destruction it causes, leaving the costs of recovery significantly higher in the future. Incidents such as the RCA pollution and the Chao Liao Dafa Industrial Zone during Taiwan's economic boom remain vivid reminders of this issue. Taiwan serves as a microcosm of global challenges.
Our team integrates the rising field of game-based education with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), specifically Goal 4 (Quality Education) and Goal 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), which have been promoted for nine years. We designed the board game "Destruction and Rebirth"to simulate real-world scenarios. Through the interplay between the 'game world' and the 'real world,' players are subtly guided to engage with and comprehend the game's educational purpose.
The core objectives of *Destruction and Rebirth* for its target audience are as follows:
1. To help teenagers understand the irreversible damage to Earth's ecosystems caused by overdevelopment, resource misuse, and human activities.
2. To teach teenagers how to balance short-term development benefits with long-term environmental sustainability within the game world.
3. To enable teenagers to clearly *recognize* the subsequent impacts of their individual actions.
As depicted in the game’s promotional poster, the visual style is presented in a cartoonish 3D format with a well-layered composition. The color scheme is bright, creating an engaging and participatory atmosphere. The primary color is blue, evoking a sense of stability and freshness, while green is used to emphasize the theme of environmental sustainability. Red and yellow serve as accent colors to draw attention.
More detailed descriptions of the visual style, research findings, and marketing strategies can be found in our team’s final project report, available during the exhibition.
