As a brand, and through its gameplay messaging, Solitaire Grand Harvest® not only promotes the growth of crops – both virtually and in the real-world – but it also highlights the virtue of casual gaming as a form of personal growth and relaxation.Īmir Coifman, General Manager at Solitaire Grand Harvest®, said "We are extremely excited to build our first ever real forest with our SGH community this Earth Day. This pioneering initiative embodies Solitaire Grand Harvest's® new slogan - "My place to grow". This special Earth Day event will see the game's virtual world make real-world impact, with players contributing to the planting and growth of an actual forest in California alongside the crops they typically grow in the game setting. Solitaire Grand Harvest's® themed gameplay allows its player community the opportunity to practice self-growth while progressing through levels and growing crops in a tranquil rural setting. SGH community members will also receive certificates for participating, as well as photos and updates about the planting process.
In addition to the tree planting event, players will enjoy exciting in-app activations including a special CRM dice they can throw to 'Make an Impact'. Players will have the opportunity to support this unique initiative and give back to the environment simply by playing their favourite free-to-play game, Solitaire Grand Harvest®! The team will plant over 36,000 trees in two phases: one beginning tomorrow to coincide with Earth Day, and another later in the year. In a pledge to restore forests devastated by wildfires in California, the popular mobile game will build an 'SGH Forest' on behalf of its player community via its environmental arm - SGH Eco. HERZLIYA, Israel, Ap/PRNewswire/ - Solitaire Grand Harvest®, the #1 highest grossing Solitaire game in the US* from Supertreat® GmbH - a Playtika® (NASDAQ:PLTK) studio, has partnered with non-profit organisation Tree-Nation to launch an eco-friendly initiative that enables players to have an active role in the planting of a forest by Lake Hughes, California.
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