Introducing the new collection of library games. You can have a fun time playing in the relaxation area, or you can borrow one to play whenever you feel like it.
Following the line of our 'Climate Emergency' collection, which aims to raise awareness of the climate crisis and the challenges facing the planet, the game collection also specializes in environmental themes.
Play and become aware!
Games can improve the learning process and encourage skills such as creativity, concentration I la memory.
In High Voltage you must compete for control of a country's electricity management, build power plants, and carefully manage your resources to win.
Barrage is a worker placement strategy game. You'll need to build hydroelectric infrastructure and place your structures smartly, preventing them from stealing your most valuable resource: water.
Catan is an imaginary island full of raw materials. The goal of the game is to conquer and colonize the island of Catan, made up of 19 hexes of land surrounded by the sea.
In this game each player is the general manager of an energy company and must respond to new government requirements for the creation of green energy plants. The goal is to stop pollution while meeting growing energy demand and, of course, making a profit in doing so.
In Echos: First Continent players are forces of nature that shape the planet, but with rival visions of its greatness. You have the opportunity to create a part of the world, similar but different from the one we know, and decide which landscapes, habitats and species thrive.
In the decades following World War II, there was unprecedented economic and technological growth. In this game you will become a world leader chosen to guide your nation to prosperity.
In Cambio climática you will learn and experience about greenhouse gases and emissions, meteorology and climate, fossil fuels, sea level rise, and more.
Test your mental agility with the Rubik's Cube. With 43.252.003.274.489.856.000 (roughly 43 quintillion) possible positions, did you know that any of these positions can be solved in just 20 moves?
Chess is an entertaining way to exercise the brain to enhance its functions. Ask us for the pieces at the counter to use the boards you'll find on the tables in the relaxation area.
The rest of the libraries UPC they give you a game too!
We invite you to consult the collections:
We invite you to consult the collections:
High voltage 
Barrage 
Catán 
CO2: Second Chance 
Echoes: First Continent 
The Manhattan Project: Energy Empire 
Wild Environmental Science: Climate change 
Rubik's Cube 
Chess 
