In PoN! the players are peaceful Armadillos who live on an island threatened by terrible robots that cut down trees, pollute rivers, mine, burn and steal nature´s essence. In the face of such devastation, the island's ecosystem becomes increasingly unstable, heading towards a total collapse.
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You and your friends form a group of brave armadillos to fight the robots and protect your island. And that's when you discover that your enemies are not simple machines. They are armadillos too, that have been robotized. Trapped in their metallic shells, they are unable to think or act for themselves. And they really want to robotize you too!

Players use the powers of speed, collaboration, and their natural shields to attack the robots, and liberate the inner armadillos. Together you must gain enough force to save nature and restore the balance on the island while the clock is ticking.

The PoN! mobile game is the result of an initiative involving Brazil and Europe, whose objective is to engage, connect and empower youth beyond social and geographical borders for the climate and sustainability cause.

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What can you do in a match of PoN! – Armadillo Island:

• Transform into a speeding ball to attack robots
• Win back nature´s essence in exciting territorial disputes
• Free the imprisoned armadillos before they robotize you
• Strengthen your natural shield by eating ants
• Save the island and transform its destructive center to become sustainable

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Resources:

• Stylized and fun look
• 3D graphics with dynamic lighting
• Rich nature sceneries based on Brazilian biomes
• Sound effects and soundtrack exclusively produced for the game
• Single player and multiplayer version


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The initiative is promoted by EUNIC, and involves Brazilian youth climate movements, game developers, NGOs, students, institutions, specialists, the European External Action Service and two UNESCO Creative Cities.

Stay tuned and follow the developments up close!