EU Projects

GameOver

Project No: 2024-1-LT01-KA220-SCH-000247500
Problematic Trends in Online Gaming
Programme
Erasmus+
Duration
2024-2026
Coordinator
Lithuania
Partnership
4 PARTNERS

In brief

The Project

GameOver is a 24-month project funded by the Erasmus+ programme. It is implemented by 4 organisations from Lithuania, Greece, Bulgaria, and Spain.

It addresses the challenges posed by Problematic Internet Gaming (PIG) among students aged 12–16. The project focuses on the prevention, early diagnosis, and management of excessive online gaming, highlighting its harmful consequences for children’s education, social interactions, and mental health.

Objectives

What we aim to achieve

The main objectives of the project, as defined in the partnership structure.
Raising awareness of the risks of Problematic Internet Gaming (PIG) among students, parents, and teachers
Early diagnosis through the development of a specialised tool to identify early signs of gaming addiction
Providing resources to the educational community to address gaming disorder at an early stage
Particular attention is given to students with fewer opportunities to avoid addiction to online gaming

Target Groups

Who is it for

Direct beneficiaries

  • Teachers
  • Students aged 12–16
  • Parents

Materials

Downloads

Project informational material — free to download and distribute.

Brochure

Poster

1st Newsletter

2nd Newsletter

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