Longleaf Valley, Treesplease's debut release, has helped plant over two million real-world trees

Treesplease, the innovative minds behind their debut release Longleaf Valley, have shared exciting news about their initiative's success. Thanks to the efforts of players, over two million real-world trees have been planted, marking a significant achievement in their mission to blend gaming with environmental impact.

This impressive feat was made possible through Treesplease's collaboration with the Eden Reforestation Project, which has resulted in an estimated CO2 offset of around 42,000 tonnes. As we step into 2025, Treesplease is also rolling out a new in-game event inspired by Veganuary, drawing from the official Veganuary Cookbook. Whether you're a committed vegan, exploring the lifestyle, or skeptical about it, you'll find plenty to enjoy with new content and the chance to earn adorable baby animal rewards.

It's been a remarkable year for Treesplease, highlighted by their CEO and founder, Laura Carter, receiving the Global Gaming Citizen award at the 2024 Game Awards for her dedication to climate action. Additionally, Longleaf Valley was honored with the Best Purpose Driven Game award at the 2024 Playing for the Planet Awards, underscoring the game's impact and success.

The "Play it, Plant It" model adopted by Treesplease has clearly struck a chord with gamers who relish the opportunity to contribute to a good cause while enjoying their favorite pastime. Their significant contribution to reforestation efforts is a testament to the power of combining entertainment with environmental stewardship.

While not directly related to a specific cause, the upcoming game Communite also emphasizes community and improvement. For more insights, check out Jupiter Hadley's preview of Communite to see how it aligns with these themes.

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