xplore Games
On this page, you can find games related to the project xplore nature!
This project lets you explore the beauty of our planet as if you were there, without traveling. In the guided tours available in the subtitles, you can learn fascinating facts about nature and sustainability. You can find all the videos on the xplore YouTube channel.
Enjoy!
Former mining area, China
During this virtual guided nature tour in China close to Liupanshui City in the Guizhou Province we explore nature. We enjoy strolling toward waterfalls and pass ruins on the way. The many plants and the chirping of birds and cicadas lets us forget the hustle and bustle of daily life. When you take the guided tour in the subtitles, you will learn the answer to this question. (Answer is provided underneath the pictures; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
What percentage of carbon does coal typically contain due to its origin from plant remains?
19%
54%
84%
Coal develops over millions of years, by plant leftovers being pressed together and heated by the weight of the layers above. As coal consists of plant leftovers and plants contain roughly 45% of carbon obtained from CO2 in the atmosphere, coal contains a lot of carbon as well: about 84%!
Daniyor View, Pakistan
On our way to Daniyor View, we learned a lot about nature and the local area. Do you know the answers to the questions in this game? If not, you can play the hangman game to find out.
Find the solutions in this hangman game
De Dommel, The Netherlands
During the sustainability guided tour, we learn why De Dommel was straightened in the past and why this has been reverted recently. Can you find the curvy flow of De Dommel in this maze? (The answer is provided underneath the puzzle; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
Lake Berglstein, Austria
In this walking tour video, we are able to enjoy the scenic Lake Berglstein. Did you notice these scenic views in the video? (Answers are provided underneath the pictures; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
Where did you see this?
You can find this at 11:38 in the video.
You can find this at 3:59 in the video.
You can find this at 13:56 in the video.
Pengger Pine Forest, Indonesia
During this relaxing nature walk in Indonesia, we walk through a pine forest. Click the download button to download the coloring page you see below, to continue your relaxation after the video.
Steinlach, Germany
While enjoying the calming stroll in Germany, we came across some beautiful trees. But this picture contains 3 differences from the view in the video. Can you find them all? (The answers are provided underneath the pictures; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
Can you find the 3 differences?
You can find this at 02:03 in the video. The differences are:
Sihl River, Switzerland
On this virtual guided walk along the calming Sihl River in Switzerland, we had a great time exploring nature and learned many fascinating facts about nature and sustainability. Do you recognize some key terms we learned? And do you know what they mean?
WEDRTEHSA
Watershed: A watershed is an area that drains rainwater or melted snow to streams, lakes, or wetlands.
INNGTCAOHORPE
Anthropogenic: Anthropogenic means caused by humans. It is often used in combination with climate change, indicating that current climatic changes are caused by human activity.
OYCTESMSE
Ecosystem: An ecosystem is a community of organisms that interact with each other and with the environment.
L'Alta Garrotxa, Spain
While enjoying the quietness in L'Alta Garrotxa in Spain, we saw many interesting details. Can you remember what you saw? (The answers are provided in the game and underneath the puzzle; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
You can find answers to the questions in the video here:
Grishko Garden, Ukraine
While enjoying our walk through Grishko Garden, we didn't notice anything from the war going on in Kyiv. But something did happen to this picture! It is all scrambled up! Can you please restore it?
This is how the game works: bring the tiles in the correct order by moving them around. The black tile is empty. Tiles surrounding this empty tile can be moved there by clicking on them.
Can you restore Kyiv on time?
The secret code is 1430. This is mentioned in the guided tour at 9:04.
Athi River, Kenya
On this exciting walk to the Athi River in Kenya, we visit the 14 falls of Thika. In this maze, you can find how the water flows to these 14 waterfalls. Can you find the route to all 14 exits? (The answer is provided underneath the puzzle; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
Can you find the water flows of the 14 waterfalls?
Hobokense Polder, Belgium
While enjoying the Hobokense Polder in Belgium, we passed some galloway cows. Can you find the secret code of this Bulls and Cows game? (The answer is provided underneath the puzzle; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
This is how the game works: it is similar to the game MasterMind; you enter a 4-digit code. The computer compares it with the secret code and gives you two clues, the numbers of "bulls" and "cows". A bull means that one of your digits is in the correct position. A cow means one of your digits is in the to-be-guessed-code, but in a different position. For example, if the secret code is 2056 and you ask 9516, the answer will be "one bull and one cow". It doesn't give a hint about which digit is a bull and which digit is a cow. That is for you to find out!
Find the 4-digit number in this Bulls and Cows game
The secret code is 1430. This is mentioned in the guided tour at 9:04.
Menominee, USA
During this nature walk in Michigan in the United States, we embark on a nature-filled adventure and learn about indigenous tribes. The Menominee have their own language. Can you find their words in this puzzle? (The answer is provided underneath the puzzle; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
Can you find all 14 Menominee words?
Words to find:
Bektashlar, Turkey
On this virtual hike we crossed a forest, a field and saw mountains in the distance. Did you look closely so that you can tell which picture is NOT in Turkey? (Answers are provided underneath the pictures; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
Which of these pictures is NOT in Turkey?
This is in Turkey. It is visible at 13:34 in the video.
This is in Turkey. It is visible at 4:29 in the video.
Gello Hill, Italy
While we are exploring nature in Italy, we learn a lot of fascinating facts about nature and sustainability. Do you remember the answers to these questions? The answers are provided in anagrams, so rearranging the letters will help you find them. (Answers are provided underneath the pictures; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
What is a widespread fodder plant?
NCRFHE OESUCLYKEHN
French honeysuckle. This mentioned at 3:27 in the video.
What can be found here by dogs?
LFFUTRE
Truffle. This is mentioned at 9:42 in the video.
What vegetable plant did we pass?
ARGUSSPAA
Asparagus. This is mentioned at 8:26 in the video.
Costanera Sur, Argentina
As we walk a hidden landfill in Argentina, it may be hard to imagine what is still left in the ground and what not. Do you know what biodegrades quickly and what stays around for a long time? (Answers are provided underneath the pictures; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
Which of these products can potentially still be found under this nature reserve?
Polystyrene box
Polystyrene takes up to 500 years or even more to decompose! This is mentioned at 4:23 in the guided tour. So, a take-away box can potentially still be found in the ground!
Plastic bag
A plastic bag can take 20 to 500 years to decompose. Problematic though is that it breaks down into microplastics, which stay around in the environment for a very long time as well! This is mentioned at 4:23 in the guided tour. So, a plastic bag can potentially still be found in the ground!
Food waste
As food waste is organic material, it doesn't take long to decompose. The leftovers can for example be used as nutrients for plants. So, food waste cannot be found in the ground.
Paper packaging
Paper can be decomposed in 2 to 6 weeks, although recycling paper is more environmentally friendly. Whether the dye used for printing pollutes the soil depends on the type of dye. So, paper packaging cannot be found in the ground!
Coffee filter
As this coffee filter is made of paper, it is biodegradable. The same applies to the coffee in it; this is even a great fertilizer! So, a paper coffee filter can potentially still be found in the ground!
Paper bag
A paper bag also degrades relatively quickly, but as it is in this case wrapped in plastic, it will take a lot longer. So, a paper bag within a plastic bag can potentially still be found in the ground!
St. Padre Pio, Philippines
After the relaxing stroll through park St. Padre Pio in the Philippines, we sit down and enjoy the calming sounds of flowing water. Click the download button to download the coloring page you see below, to create a unique, happy memory of these relaxing moments.
Hörbrunn, Austria
While walking together through beautiful nature in Austria, we were able to enjoy a lot of green. I hope you took in the surroundings, as they will help you find the matching pictures in this memory game. (Click on a square to see the picture underneath it and find matching pairs.)
Cerro El Volador, Colombia
While exploring the beauty of nature in Colombia, we came across a lot of fascinating details. Did you notice them all and do you know which of these pictures is mirrored? (Answers are provided underneath the pictures; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
Which of these pictures is mirrored?
This flower is visible at 3:33 in the video. The picture is not mirrored.
This tree is visible at 4:44 in the video. The picture is not mirrored.
This plant is visible at 7:23 in the video. The picture is mirrored!
Hunza Valley, Pakistan
We are on our way to the viewpoint in the stunning Hunza Valley in Pakistan. But we have to be careful not to get lost! Can you find your way to the valley? (The solution is provided underneath the puzzle; click on the downward arrow to expand the solution.)
Can you find your way to the viewpoint in Hunza Valley?
The viewpoint in Hunza Valley is in the top right corner. This is how you get there:
Brink, The Netherlands
In this interesting nature stroll in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, we came across a lot of fascinating details. Did you notice them all and it which order did you come across them? Hint: the time stamps below the video on YouTube may give you a few clues. (Answers are provided underneath the pictures; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
In what order did you see these details in the video?
This fence is fifth in the video, at 9:37
These dandelion leaves are second in the video, at 3:20
These cows are first in the video, at 1:24
This pile of wood is sixth in the video, at 13:28
This shadow on the ground is third in the video, at 5:20
This cloud is fourth in the video, at 9:04
Zalew Zakrzówek, Poland
While enjoying the relaxing walk through Park Zalew Zakrzówek, we learn a lot about nature and sustainability. In this puzzle, 14 words are hidden, but only 3 of them are also mentioned in the guided tour. Which of these 3 words have we come across in the tour? (The answer is provided underneath the puzzle; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
Which 3 of the 14 hidden words are mentioned in the guided tour?
The words you can find in this puzzle are:
The words blueweed (04:10), quarry (11:18), and vanilla (02:20) are also mentioned in the guided tour.
You can find the background image at 02:26 in the video.
Mount Merapi, Indonesia
While visiting the majestic volcano Merapi, we came across this gorgeous view. But this picture contains 3 differences from the view in the video. Can you find them all? (The answers are provided underneath the pictures; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
Can you find the 3 differences?
You can find this at 04:02 in the video. The differences are:
Hirschau, Germany
In this nature-filled adventure in Germany, we came across a lot of fascinating details. Did you notice them all and can you answer these questions? (Answers are provided underneath the pictures; click on the downward arrow to expand the answer.)
What is this?
A pine cone. You can find this at 10:14 in the video.
Where did you see this?
You can find this at 03:00 in the video.
What caused these holes?
These holes are made by insects. You can find this at 13:20 in the video.
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