2nd place - Little Impacts (Federal Environment Agency/Quantumfrog)

Here’s what the youth jury had to say: “Little Impact” wins the TOMMI because it’s the right game at the right time. Issues like climate protection and the environment are already on our minds, and this visual novel helps us learn more about how everyone can do their part to make the world a better place. It’s exciting to read the story, even if there’s a bit too much text at times. But you can also do cool things, like draw posters, which made the story come alive. The style was really cool.

Here’s what the expert jury had to say: “Little Impacts” shows how small changes in everyday life can contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle. The text-heavy app offers young people realistic scenarios—such as conversations with their parents at the dinner table—and provides them with suggestions on how to address controversial topics through reasoned discussion. It also offers concrete tips on how to act sustainably in various everyday and life situations. The app is aimed at children and teens who want to make a difference in their daily lives and are looking for ideas and support to do so.