A Voyage on the Odra River (pl_03)
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Version: 1.00
Status: Production
Location: Poland - Wroclaw
Difficulty: Normal
Duration (min): 20
Description: Discover the famous Odra River in Wrocław and the different types of bridges and boats that make this river a bustling artery of the city.
Design Notes
Game Design Notes
Discover the famous Odra River in Wrocław and the different types of bridges and boats that make this river a bustling artery of the city.
Flow
Antura messed up the the pages of a tourist guide. She ask to find the 5 pages. When we bring them back she finds the best cards to be missing... she was along the Odra river... can we help her?
Now we can go along all the river and get the 7 chests containing the photo. each with someone protecting it who tells something about the place and asks a question / activitiy to open the chest
these are the 7 cards:
- odra_river_map
- tumski_bridge
- redzinski_bridge
- train_bridge
- houseboat
- boat_people
- barge
When we have collected the 7 Cards we go back to the tourist for happy end Talking with NPC we can know these things:
Knowledge Content
River Geography:
- The Odra is the second biggest river in Poland (after the Wisła).
- The Odra flows into the Baltic Sea.
- Learn to recognize a standard European sign indicating a river
Urban Geography (Wrocław):
- Wrocław has over 100 bridges.
- Bridges have different functions: for cars, pedestrians (footbridges), and trains.
- Rivers are used by different boats: for tourists, for living (houseboats), and for transporting goods (barges).
Resources
Rędziński Bridge: Rędziński Bridge is the longest cable-stayed bridge in Poland, stretching across the Oder. It plays an important role in the city’s ring road system. Its modern design makes it a landmark of contemporary Wrocław.
Tumski Bridge: Tumski Bridge is famous for love padlocks and connects Ostrów Tumski with the city center. It’s a romantic spot for couples. In the evenings, it’s lit with gas lanterns.
Cargo Barage: A cargo barge is a flat-bottomed boat used to transport goods along rivers. These barges are still seen on the Oder today. They are essential for inland water transport.
Kayaks: Kayaks are popular for exploring Wrocław’s waterways and getting close to nature. Many people rent them for relaxing weekend trips. Paddling offers a peaceful view of the city from the water.
Tourist Boats: A tourist boat cruises the Oder River, offering scenic views of the city’s landmarks. It’s a great way to learn about Wrocław’s history. Guided tours are available in several languages.
Topics
Wroclaw
- Importance: Medium
- Country: Poland
- Target age: Ages6to10
Core Card - Wrocław
A city in Poland with rivers, bridges, and history.
- Type: Place
- Subjects: Geography, History, Culture
Connection (RelatedTo) - Map of Wroklaw
A simple map of Wrocław showing the Odra River with its islands and many bridges
- Type: None
- Subjects: Geography
Connection (RelatedTo) - Wrocław Bridges
Many bridges cross the Odra River in Wrocław.
- Type: Concept
- Subjects: Geography, Transportation, Community
Connection (RelatedTo) - Rivière Odra
A big river in western Poland. It helps ships travel and trade.
- Type: Place
- Subjects: Geography, Environment
Connection (RelatedTo) - Vistula River (Wisła)
The longest river in Poland is called Wisła or Vistula. It flows through Kraków and Warsaw.
- Type: Place
- Subjects: Geography, Environment
Odra river
- Importance: Medium
- Country: Poland
- Target age: Ages6to10
Core Card - Rivière Odra
A big river in western Poland. It helps ships travel and trade.
- Type: Place
- Subjects: Geography, Environment
Connection (RelatedTo) - Odra river map
A simple map that shows the Odra River in Poland and the way it flows to the Baltic Sea
- Type: None
- Subjects: Geography
Connection (RelatedTo) - Vistula River (Wisła)
The longest river in Poland is called Wisła or Vistula. It flows through Kraków and Warsaw.
- Type: Place
- Subjects: Geography, Environment
Connection (RelatedTo) - Wrocław Bridges
Many bridges cross the Odra River in Wrocław.
- Type: Concept
- Subjects: Geography, Transportation, Community
Connection (RelatedTo) - Footbridge
A bridge for people to walk on. No cars.
- Type: Object
- Subjects: Transportation, Community
Connection (RelatedTo) - Tumski Bridge
A famous bridge with love locks and gas lanterns.
- Type: Place
- Subjects: Culture, Geography, Community
Connection (RelatedTo) - Rędziński Bridge
The longest cable‑stayed bridge in Poland.
- Type: Place
- Subjects: Geography, Transportation, Technology
Connection (RelatedTo) - Road Bridge
A bridge for cars and buses.
- Type: Object
- Subjects: Transportation
Connection (RelatedTo) - Bridge for cars
A road that goes over water so cars can drive across rivers and lakes.
- Type: Place
- Subjects: Geography, Environment
Connection (RelatedTo) - Train Bridge
A bridge with tracks for trains.
- Type: Object
- Subjects: Transportation, Technology
Connection (RelatedTo) - Barge
A long, flat boat that carries goods on rivers.
- Type: Object
- Subjects: Transportation, Geography
Connection (RelatedTo) - Houseboat
A boat made to live on.
- Type: Object
- Subjects: Transportation, Community
Connection (RelatedTo) - Boat for People
A boat that carries people from one place to another across the water.
- Type: Place
- Subjects: Geography, Environment
Connection (RelatedTo) - Kayak
A small boat you paddle.
- Type: Object
- Subjects: Recreation, Sport
Connection (RelatedTo) - river_sign
- Type: None
Additional Cards
Boat
A vehicle that moves on water.
- Type: Object
- Subjects: Transportation
Bridge
A structure that lets people or vehicles cross water.
- Type: Concept
- Subjects: Technology, Transportation
Quest Script
Words
Activities
Tasks
- [Collect] collect_cards
- [Collect] find_photos
- [Interact] go_back
Credits
- Jan Stasienko (Poland) (content)
- Lorenzo Castrovilli (Italy) (design)
- Stefano Cecere (Italy) (development)
- Valeria Passarella (Italy) (design)
- Vieri Toti (Italy) (design)