The Hoff fights climate change with PlanetPlay video games

Hollywood star David (The Hoff) Hasselhoff is fighting climate change by joining PlanetPlay’s global alliance of video games, influencers and environmental causes.

The US actor and singer is supporting not-for-profit organisation PlanetPlay’s ever-growing Make Green Tuesday Moves (MGTM) initiative – which enables video game players to make a real-world impact in the fight against climate change.

PlanetPlay is a not-for-profit, climate-conscious games marketplace, which has raised over $2.2 million to invest in climate projects.

Each participating game is launching specifically-created green items featuring The Hoff, which will be exclusive to the MGTM movement and remain live until the next monthly activation begins.


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Proceeds from the sale of The Hoff’s content will be invested into fully certified sustainability projects by PlanetPlay’s eco-donate platform.

David Hasselhoff said: “As someone who has spent years entertaining audiences around the world, I know the power of influence. Climate change isn’t just a distant threat; it’s here and now. By joining the Make Green Tuesday Moves initiative, we can turn our everyday gaming into a force for good. Let’s make every play for our planet.

“Together, we can create a legacy of sustainability for future generations. Stay cool, stay green, and make a difference!”

Last month, TV personality Laura Whitmore and former Unilever CEO Paul Polman joined a number of other high-profile business and entertainment names to proclaim the message “no climate action, no peace”.

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